incoming SMS listener test
Hi all. Writing a listener SMS coming that I want to test. But can someone please pass me how I can configure the SDK BB 5 (not the Eclipse plugin) running on Windows 7, so that I can send an SMS to test an emulator to another to see what is happening. Thank you so much as always.
Found answer in another post from Kanaksony. His response was to use 1 emulator with the following:
You need to sms-source port and sms-destination ports even in Simulator. Go to JDE-> Edit-> preferences-> tab-> port sms-source Simulator: 21316 and port destination sms: 21316
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How to test the SMS listener using 2 emulators in SDK5 running Windows 7
Hi all. Writing a SMS listener I want to test. But can someone please pass me how I can configure the SDK BB 5 (not the Eclipse plugin) running on Windows 7, so that I can send a test SMS from an emulator to another to see what is happening in the debugger. Thank you so much as always.
Found answer in another post from Kanaksony. His response has been to make the source and destination for even 1 emulator ports. His post was:
You need to sms-source port and sms-destination ports even in Simulator. Go to JDE-> Edit-> preferences-> tab-> port sms-source Simulator: 21316 and port destination sms: 21316
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Hello everyone,
This is my first post in this forum. So far, it has helped me a lot. But since a few days, I have had a problem. I want to detect an incomming SMS. I read some post and I found a few pieces of codes that are interesting. But, I failed to do so.
Here are a few links I've read:
-http://www.j2mepolish.org/javadoc/j2me/de/enough/polish/messaging/MessageListener.html
I will stop here with links.
Now, here is my code:
/* * hw.java * * ©
, 2003-2008 * Confidential and proprietary. */ import java.util.*; import java.lang.*; import java.io.*; import java.io.IOException; import javax.microedition.location.*; import javax.microedition.io.*; import javax.microedition.io.file.*; import javax.microedition.pim.*; import javax.wireless.messaging.*; import net.rim.device.api.io.*; import net.rim.device.api.ui.*; import net.rim.device.api.ui.component.*; import net.rim.device.api.ui.container.*; import net.rim.device.api.system.*; import net.rim.device.api.i18n.*; import net.rim.blackberry.api.invoke.*; /** * */ class hw extends UiApplication { public static void main(String[] args) { hw instance = new hw(); instance.enterEventDispatcher(); } public hw() { pushScreen(new SalutationScreen()); } } class SalutationScreen extends MainScreen implements Runnable //, MessageListener { private Thread t; private MessageConnection _mc; public SalutationScreen() { super(); LabelField applicationTitle = new LabelField("Hello World Title"); setTitle(applicationTitle); RichTextField helloWorldTextField = new RichTextField("Hello World!"); add(helloWorldTextField); t = new Thread(this); t.start(); /* try { _mc = (MessageConnection)Connector.open("sms://:0"); _mc.setMessageListener(this); helloWorldTextField = new RichTextField("setMessageListener : done"); add(helloWorldTextField); } catch (IOException e) { helloWorldTextField = new RichTextField("erreur constructeur : " + e); add(helloWorldTextField); } */ } public boolean onClose() { Dialog.alert("Bye World!"); System.exit(0); return true; } public void run() { try{ DatagramConnection _dc = (DatagramConnection)Connector.open("sms://:0"); for(;;) { Datagram d = _dc.newDatagram(_dc.getMaximumLength()); _dc.receive(d); byte[] bytes = d.getData(); String address = d.getAddress(); String msg = new String(bytes); helloWorldTextField = new RichTextField(" Message text received : " + msg ); add(helloWorldTextField); } } catch(Exception e){} /* METHOD 2 while(true) { try { DatagramConnection _dc = (DatagramConnection)Connector.open("sms://"); Datagram d = _dc.newDatagram(_dc.getMaximumLength()); _dc.receive(d); String address = new String(d.getAddress()); String msg = new String(d.getData()); helloWorldTextField = new RichTextField("Message received: " + msg + "\n" + address); add(helloWorldTextField); Alert.startVibrate(3000); } catch (IOException e) { System.err.println(e.toString()); } } */ /* METHOD 3 try { MessageConnection _mc = (MessageConnection)Connector.open("sms://:0"); for(;;) { Message m = _mc.receive(); String address = m.getAddress(); String msg = null; if ( m instanceof TextMessage ) { TextMessage tm = (TextMessage)m; msg = tm.getPayloadText(); } else if (m instanceof BinaryMessage) { StringBuffer buf = new StringBuffer(); byte[] data = ((BinaryMessage) m).getPayloadData(); // convert Binary Data to Text msg = new String(data, "UTF-8"); } else System.out.println("Invalid Message Format"); RichTextField helloWorldTextField = new RichTextField("Received SMS text from " + address + "\n" + msg); add(helloWorldTextField); } } catch (IOException e) { System.err.println(e.toString()); } */ } /* METHOD 4 public void notifyIncomingMessage(MessageConnection conn) { RichTextField helloWorldTextField = new RichTextField("notifyIncomingMessage DEBUT"); add(helloWorldTextField); try { Message m = conn.receive(); helloWorldTextField = new RichTextField("- Message recu"); add(helloWorldTextField); String address = m.getAddress(); String msg = null; if ( m instanceof TextMessage ) { TextMessage tm = (TextMessage)m; msg = tm.getPayloadText(); } else if (m instanceof BinaryMessage) { StringBuffer buf = new StringBuffer(); byte[] data = ((BinaryMessage) m).getPayloadData(); // convert Binary Data to Text msg = new String(data, "UTF-8"); } else System.out.println("Invalid Message Format"); helloWorldTextField = new RichTextField("- Message de : " + address + " // \""+ msg + "\""); add(helloWorldTextField); } catch (IOException e) { helloWorldTextField = new RichTextField("erreur _mc.receive : " + e); add(helloWorldTextField); } } */ /* METHOD 5 public void notifyIncomingMessage(MessageConnection messageConnection) { new Thread() { MessageConnection conn; Thread set(MessageConnection conn) { this.conn = conn; return (this); } public void run() { try { Message m = conn.receive(); String msg = null; if ( m instanceof TextMessage) { TextMessage tm = (TextMessage) m; msg = tm.getPayloadText(); RichTextField helloWorldTextField = new RichTextField("- Message de : " + m.getAddress() + " // \""+ msg + "\""); this.add(helloWorldTextField); } } catch (Exception e) { } } }.set(messageConnection).start(); } */ } In my code, I tested 5 methods. But, I think that all of them blocked the line where there is method of 'received() '.
If there is someone who can help me find my problem, it's going to be great. (Or if there is someone who wants to send me a complete code that works, it will be better than the grand
)Thank you for all the answers.
I agree with you. It's better if I post a solution.
I have re-written some other program that gets the phone number and the content of the incomming SMS.
Here is my code
public class smsReceived extends UiApplication { private LabelField _status; private DatagramConnection _dc; public static void main(String[] args) { new smsReceived().enterEventDispatcher(); } public smsReceived() { super(); waitASms(); } public void waitASms() { try { _dc = (DatagramConnection)Connector.open("sms://"); for(;;) { Datagram d = _dc.newDatagram(_dc.getMaximumLength()); _dc.receive(d); String address = new String(d.getAddress()); String msg = new String(d.getData()); } } catch (IOException e) { System.err.println(e.toString()); } } }In this code, the string 'address' is the phone number and the string 'msg' is the content.
To view, please do another method with this channels.
Next time.
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Hi - just wondering if he had plans to make available a way to implement a SMS listener for incoming SMS messages / outgoing (this was possible on the old Java SDK). I don't see anything equivalent in the latest SDKS, neither on the road map.
Thanks in advance :-)
Hello
in fact, we already support something very similar to the listeners of the Java platform.
SMS is part of the PIM API and the key classes
bb::pim::message::SmsTransport.
This class allows (among other things) registration for incoming SMS messages addressed to a specific port. You will receive SMS messages to port and be able to extract their payload as a byte array. The class uses Qt signals and slots, so it is quite easy to use. Here are a few snippets of code to help you get started:
in the header
public slots: void onMessageReceived(unsigned int, const Message &); void onRegisterResultReceived(unsigned int port, bb::pim::message::SmsTransportRegistrationResult::Type status ); private: bb::pim::message::SmsTransport* _sms_transport;
in the source of the CPP, my class called SmsReceiver:
SmsReceiver::SmsReceiver(bb::cascades::Application *app) : QObject(app), _initialised_ok(false), _sms_transport(new bb::pim::message::SmsTransport(this)) { connect(_sms_transport, SIGNAL(registerResultReceived (unsigned int, bb::pim::message::SmsTransportRegistrationResult::Type)), this, SLOT(onRegisterResultReceived(unsigned int, bb::pim::message::SmsTransportRegistrationResult::Type))); connect(_sms_transport, SIGNAL(messageReceived (unsigned int, const Message &)), this, SLOT(onMessageReceived(unsigned int, const Message &))); // registering to receive SMS messages addressed to port 16000 _sms_transport->registerPort(16000); } void SmsReceiver::onRegisterResultReceived(unsigned int port, bb::pim::message::SmsTransportRegistrationResult::Type status) { if (status == 1) { log(QString("Port %1 registered OK").arg(port)); } else { log("Failed to register port:" + status); log("Error:" + getResultReceivedName(status)); } } void SmsReceiver::onMessageReceived(unsigned int port, const Message& message) { // the short_message payload is an Attachment to the PIM Message object and the .data() method returns it as a byte array bb::pim::message::Attachment attachment = message.attachmentAt(0); hexlog(attachment.data()); }Key points:
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I hope this helps.
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I have to lack the question.
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Never click on a URL from the tiny type that you never know where he's going to do. If you trust the site, never click on the links to the full URL:
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AndreyMM,
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Hi, I'm new to the development of Blackberry, I read everything on the application running at startup and have a different point of entry for this application. I still need help with my application
I use BB JDE 4.7
Simulator: BB 9530 4.7.0
I'm developing an application of SMS. (extends UiApplication)
1) there is a thread that listens for incoming messages
2) there is a wire which is a SMS sender
3) there is a main screen and two full screens. for example, when the user clicks a button in one of the screens full... I send you a message
(4) when a message is received, based on the content of the message I push either a full screen
(5) I have, all the wires and screens as the class internal to the main class that extends from the UiApplication.
I got the basic features. I need help making that demand the application of autostartup
(1) I need to start listening to the sms thread when the BB phone starts
(2) I need to have the application icon in the applications screen as another entry point for the application (only for the GUI), and the listening thread must remain active in the background.
(3) when an incoming message is detected, the application GUI should be brought to the foreground (if it isn't already forground) after posting a popup (instead of bring the application to the foreground, is it better to display a flashing icon in the status bar of the home screen blackberry and perhaps global popup)
(4) when the GUI of the application part is closed, I need to stop the sms sending thread, and when the system shuts down, I need to stop the listening thread.
Please help me guys... I have read many articles and discussions regarding the automatic start-up of applications, another point of entry, the # of background threads...
but I couldn't find how to implement my needs.
(1) should I need to create two different projects (applications [GUI thread, a sender] and one for the listening thread)? or I can achieve in single application?
(2) should I have to sign in the background thread to the GUI app? If so, how?
(3) it is necessary to use the RunTimeStore object? If so, I don't know how I can bring to the foreground the application GUI of the background thread.
(4) if I have to stop the thread of listening by overiding onExit() method, the important question I have is, if the onExit() method is only for applications that extends from the Application class and not for the UiApplication class?
(5) if I should have two projects (one main and the other as a spare point entry), which project should I do as "autorun at startup" and a "system module".
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Hello world...
I reached my needs thanks to a single application. I used an other entry point.
To refer to chk my other post
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