sharaz191
21st June 2006, 18:40
Now SMS MMS Gateway v5.51
The Now SMS/MMS Gateway is a fast track to deploying and developing SMS, MMS and WAP Push applications.
It is an easy-to-install SMS/MMS gateway for Windows NT/2000/XP, but don't take our word for it,
The toolkit/gateway includes the following features:
* Supports SMS connectivity via one or more GSM modems (or GSM phones connected to a PC serial port), or over TCP/IP connections using SMPP and HTTP protocols.
* Support for secure connections (https://) - including SSL and TSL
* Web-based admin interface
* Supports least cost routing with pattern matching to route messages to different SMS connections based on destination.
* Supports concatenated SMS for SMS text messages longer than 160 characters.
* Supports 2-way SMS for interactive application development. SMS messages received by the gateway can trigger either an executable program to be run, or an HTTP request. Simple text responses back to the user can be returned as output of the request. More complex responses, including MMS or other binary SMS content, are also supported.
* Supports easy generation and delivery of WAP Push messages, independent of the WAP gateway being used.
* Supports easy generation and delivery of new voice mail notification messages, simplifying the integration of office voice mail with mobile voice mail.
* Supports easy generation and delivery of MMS messages, and includes an MMS compiler for generating the binary headers and message formats required for MMS content.
* Supports 2-way MMS for interactive multimedia application development. MMS messages received by the gateway are parsed into individual file components that can be easily processed by a user supplied tools. For example, received MMS images could be automatically posted to a web site.
* Supports WAP OTA of configuration settings and bookmarks.
* Includes a simple MMSC for processing MMS messages independent of the operator gateway.
* Supports sending of other binary SMS formats, including EMS, ring tones, etc
DOWNLOAD (http://www.infokomp.no/nsms.htm)
The Now SMS/MMS Gateway is a fast track to deploying and developing SMS, MMS and WAP Push applications.
It is an easy-to-install SMS/MMS gateway for Windows NT/2000/XP, but don't take our word for it,
The toolkit/gateway includes the following features:
* Supports SMS connectivity via one or more GSM modems (or GSM phones connected to a PC serial port), or over TCP/IP connections using SMPP and HTTP protocols.
* Support for secure connections (https://) - including SSL and TSL
* Web-based admin interface
* Supports least cost routing with pattern matching to route messages to different SMS connections based on destination.
* Supports concatenated SMS for SMS text messages longer than 160 characters.
* Supports 2-way SMS for interactive application development. SMS messages received by the gateway can trigger either an executable program to be run, or an HTTP request. Simple text responses back to the user can be returned as output of the request. More complex responses, including MMS or other binary SMS content, are also supported.
* Supports easy generation and delivery of WAP Push messages, independent of the WAP gateway being used.
* Supports easy generation and delivery of new voice mail notification messages, simplifying the integration of office voice mail with mobile voice mail.
* Supports easy generation and delivery of MMS messages, and includes an MMS compiler for generating the binary headers and message formats required for MMS content.
* Supports 2-way MMS for interactive multimedia application development. MMS messages received by the gateway are parsed into individual file components that can be easily processed by a user supplied tools. For example, received MMS images could be automatically posted to a web site.
* Supports WAP OTA of configuration settings and bookmarks.
* Includes a simple MMSC for processing MMS messages independent of the operator gateway.
* Supports sending of other binary SMS formats, including EMS, ring tones, etc
DOWNLOAD (http://www.infokomp.no/nsms.htm)