If you are working on telephone solutions, please check
out the Ozeki VoIP SIP SDK.
It can be used to create VoIP client and server software. |
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SMS response message format
Applications interacting with Ozeki NG can return response messages in
the following format. The response can contain one or more messages.
Each message should be put on a separate line. This format is
used in the HTTPClient user and the AppStarter user.
Example:
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{SMS:TEXT}{Vodafone}{+447778888888}{+447779999999}{Hello world}
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Each field is marked with a curly bracket. The meaning of the field
comes from the position in the line. The fields have the following meaning:
| Position |
Field name |
Field description |
Example |
| Position 1 |
Message type |
Contains the SMS message type
string |
SMS:TEXT |
| Position 2 |
Service provider name |
You can specify which service provider should be used to send the message |
Vodafone |
| Position 3 |
Sender address |
The sender address of the message |
+447778888888 |
| Position 4 |
Recipient address |
The destination address of the message. e.g. The recipient phone number. |
+447779999999 |
| Position 5 |
Message data |
The message text |
Hello world |
Example:
{SMS:TEXT}{Vodafone}{+447778888888}{+447779999999}{Hello world}
{SMS:TEXT}{Vodafone}{+447778888888}{+447779999910}{Hello to you too}
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To send more then one messages, the response can contain more then one lines.
Each line should be terminated with <CR><LF>. You can use the
backslash as an escape character
if you wish to include a curley bracket in your message text. For example the
following is a valid message:
Example:
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{SMS:TEXT}{Vodafone}{+447778888888}{+447779999999}{Hello \{ world}
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