Has Anyone done an SMPP 3.4 implementation or 3.3 ?

[Angelos]

I need some guidance please on SMPP. I am completly new on that.
I wonder if PHP is going to be the right root to take. At the moment I
am having a look on Net_SMPP from PEAR but it doesn't make a lot of
sense Yet.
I succeed int sending a message but I want to have a constant bind and
get replies and reports if the messages sent have been delivered.

Is it much different to develop PHP for comand line execution rather
than the web ?

IF you think it's not worth the hasle to use php I am taking the JAVA root.

Thanks in advance.

[Jerry Stuckle]

Angelos wrote:

I need some guidance please on SMPP. I am completly new on that.
I wonder if PHP is going to be the right root to take. At the moment I
am having a look on Net_SMPP from PEAR but it doesn't make a lot of
sense Yet.
I succeed int sending a message but I want to have a constant bind and
get replies and reports if the messages sent have been delivered.

Is it much different to develop PHP for comand line execution rather
than the web ?

IF you think it's not worth the hasle to use php I am taking the JAVA root.

Thanks in advance.

Just minor differences between command line and web based php execution.
Command line doesn't have any of the server variables available ($_SERVER,
$_GET, $_POST, etc.). Instead it has argc and argv. And you don't have a gui
available for command line. Strictly text based.

Otherwise it's no real differences.

However, I may be wrong, but I don't think you can get delivery reports for
messages from SMPP. You still need to depend on receipts (which may or may not
be sent by the user).

--
==================
Remove the "x" from my email address
Jerry Stuckle
JDS Computer Training Corp.
js*******@attglobal.net
==================

[Angelos]

Just minor differences between command line and web based php execution.
Command line doesn't have any of the server variables available
($_SERVER, $_GET, $_POST, etc.). Instead it has argc and argv. And you
don't have a gui available for command line. Strictly text based.

Otherwise it's no real differences.

However, I may be wrong, but I don't think you can get delivery reports
for messages from SMPP. You still need to depend on receipts (which may
or may not be sent by the user).

Thanks for your reply anyway....
It was Really usefull to know that there are no $_SERVER $_GET and
$_POST variables thru the command line.