sending sms using java

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• want to send sms using java

  I'm developing a stand-alone Java application that contains sms sending to certain numbers.
  
  I want to send sms using java and my phone connected to my pc with a usb cable (and not via Bluetooth).
  
  I use Linux operating system (Arch linux).
  
  I tried a few libraries that uses the sms online portals, but for some reason, I don't want to pay these sites. (just to make my card SIM cause its economic want).
  
  Help appreciated

  880667 wrote:
  I'm developing a stand-alone Java application that contains sms sending to certain numbers.

  I want to send sms using java and my phone connected to my pc with a usb cable (and not via Bluetooth).

  I use Linux operating system (Arch linux).

  I tried a few libraries that uses the sms online portals, but for some reason, I don't want to pay these sites. (just to make my card SIM cause its economic want).

  Help appreciatede

  The first thing you need to check: are you able to access other services my connection your phone by USB to the computer (line GPRS, calling). Because it requires the call or SMS access to the port. And you said that it is economic by sending an SMS using mobile, that depends. But most of the time, it is best to use the SMS service provider getway. They provide details http or FTP, there just put or message in the form accepitng, things happen by providing it service.

• Sending sms using labview

  Hello!!

  It comes to my school project. I need to implement the design to send sms using labview. And I use iTegno 3000 modem and I have no idea where to start. Can someone has a basic idea for me? All the specific commands to use for the modem I use?

  Thank you very much for your help

  Good day! looking forward to all your kind reply...

  Your sequence of structures aren't absolutely necessary and are just getting in the way so delete.

  You do not have a phone number - the yyyyyy is not all correct and you do not send a CTRL-z character. You send the text "ctrl + z". Set the string to display hexadecimal constant and enter 1.

• Problems sending SMS using SMSTransport

  I am trying to send an SMS using SMSTransport, but I get the following result when my application tries to send a message:

  TMTP::setupFdListener
  TMTP::handleConnected - Connected to ChatService
  New Session Request
  Open Success:
  Session Details "https://discoveryservice.blackberry.com/discoveryPoxmlServlet/" "1.0" "127.0.0.1" 8888
  creation of local SMS-MMS account succeeded
  Created instance of PIMCoreStatusManager
  PIMCoreStatusManager Constructor
  Calling AccountServicePrivate::defaultAccount for service type= "messages"
  Setting Curl Global Init 0
  GET 0x1
  URL Buffer: http://127.0.0.1:8888/accounts/default/messages 
  
  Curl Easy perform
  Curl Easy GetInfo response code
  Curl easy getInfo content_length_download
  Curl Error Code 0
  Response Code 200
  Get Contacts: (QVariant(int, 4) ) 
  
  PIMCoreAccessPool::getPca 0 Thread Id 0x1
  PIMCoreAccessPool::getPca a new PimAccess 0
  getContactDtails called 4
  GET 0x1
  URL Buffer: http://127.0.0.1:8888/contact/4/4 
  
  Curl Easy perform
  Curl Easy GetInfo response code
  Curl easy getInfo content_length_download
  Curl Error Code 0
  Response Code 200
  TMTP::send origPort 0 destPort 0
  TMTP::send attachments 0
  TMTP::send invalid attachment
  

  Here is the code I use to send the message:

  void AlertUtilities::sendSMSMessage(QString subject, QString body)
  {
      SmsTransport smsTransport;
      AccountService accountService;
      ContactService contactService;
      Account account = accountService.defaultAccount(Service::Messages);
      MessageBuilder* messageBuilder = MessageBuilder::create(account.id());
  
      QList contactIds = settings->getSelectedContacts();
  
      for (int i = 0; i < contactIds.length(); i++)
      {
          Contact contact = contactService.contactDetails(
                  contactIds.at(i).toInt());
  
          if (contact.phoneNumbers().length() > 0)
          {
              MessageContact messageContact = MessageContact(i + 1,
                      MessageContact::To, contact.displayName(),
                      contact.phoneNumbers().at(0).value());
              messageBuilder->addRecipient(messageContact);
          }
      }
  
      Message newMessage = messageBuilder->body(MessageBody::PlainText,
              QByteArray("This is a test"));
  
          smsTransport.send(0, newMessage);
  }
  

  Can someone help me understand what I'm doing wrong here?  There seems to be no documentation or examples on how to do it properly.

  Looks like I've got a code snippet rather autonomous and complete handy for this one as well.  (I think you can find others scattered around these forums as well.)  Here it is:

  void sendSms(const QString &messageText, const QStringList &phoneNumbers) {
      bb::pim::account::AccountService accountService;
      QList accountList =
          accountService.accounts(bb::pim::account::Service::Messages, "sms-mms");
  
      bb::pim::account::AccountKey smsAccountId = 0;
      if(!accountList.isEmpty()) {
          smsAccountId = accountList.first().id();
          qDebug() << "SMS-MMS account ID:" << smsAccountId;
      }
      else {
          qWarning() << "Could not find SMS account";
          return;
      }
  
      bb::pim::message::MessageService messageService;
  
      QList participants;
      foreach(const QString &phoneNumber, phoneNumbers) {
          bb::pim::message::MessageContact recipient = bb::pim::message::MessageContact(
              -1, bb::pim::message::MessageContact::To,
              phoneNumber, phoneNumber);
          participants.append(recipient);
      }
  
      bb::pim::message::ConversationBuilder *conversationBuilder =
          bb::pim::message::ConversationBuilder::create();
      conversationBuilder->accountId(smsAccountId);
      conversationBuilder->participants(participants);
  
      bb::pim::message::Conversation conversation = *conversationBuilder;
      bb::pim::message::ConversationKey conversationId = messageService.save(smsAccountId, conversation);
  
      bb::pim::message::MessageBuilder *builder =
          bb::pim::message::MessageBuilder::create(smsAccountId);
      builder->conversationId(conversationId);
  
      builder->addAttachment(bb::pim::message::Attachment("text/plain", "", messageText.toUtf8()));
  
      foreach(const bb::pim::message::MessageContact recipient, participants) {
          builder->addRecipient(recipient);
      }
  
      bb::pim::message::Message message = *builder;
  
      messageService.send(smsAccountId, message);
  
      delete builder;
      delete conversationBuilder;
  

• Send SMS using Oracle database automatically

  Hi all:
  
  I want to send SMS from Oracle 9i automatically database. What reg software. can I use?

  Hello

  Here's the Oracle Forms forum.
  You would have more chance of getting the answers by posting in the forum database ; D

  François

• How to send SMS from a web application to for free?

  In my view, what API JavaMail will help send emails and SMS Messages via the SMTP server. I want to know how it actually works and how to configure the SMTP server? How to send SMS from java program? Is there any material available on the web? Please give some input.
  Thanks in advance.

  user12873853 wrote:
  In my view, what API JavaMail will help send emails and SMS Messages via the SMTP server.

  Looks like more false hope that belief for me. The only way that works is if you have a SMS gateway which allows communication via SMTP. No doubt some exist (search for 'JavaMail sms' through google seems to indicate), but if you have to ask you don't have.

  And who exactly where you are stuck: to send SMS messages, you need an SMS gateway. It will be the first thing that you have store because, so far, there is no reason to think in code, protocols or implementations. It can be as simple as plugging a mobile phone, but then you can send messages in mass of course. Most likely, you will need to shop for a partner who has a SMS service you can use blasting.

• Sending SMS: is it possible to add an entry from sent SMS/trash

  Hi all

  I am able to send SMS using MessageConnection/DatagramConnection, but is it possible to add them to the sent SMS/trash on device?

  According to the api folder of my knowledge only with e-mail Messages.

  Thanks in advance.

  There is no API to access the sms folders

• Send and receive SMS using JDE and WMA JSR120

  Hello
  I've written a midlet that send and receive TEXT messages.
  This midlet works well using Sun WTK, I can send SMS of midlet and receive...

  How can I send and receive SMS using BB JDE?

  Help, please
  Thank you!

  Take a look at this thread:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/Rim/Board/message?board.ID=java_dev&message.ID=15778&query.ID=19...

• Send a Blackberry smart phone info to a database on a server using Java?

  Hello

  I'm new to the Blackberry development... but I now have a project to do.

  I want to retrieve the latitude and longitude of Blackberry GPS and send them to a database on a server every 30 minutes.  Also, I want to be able to do without the user doing anything on his Blackberry (I mean, I don't want him to click somewhere every now and them).

  I was able to get the latitude and longitude (double) using Java.

  I don't know how to get out them of the BlackBerry.

  Can anyone help?

  Thank you

  BTW, I do my testing on a 8310 Rogers using JDE 4.2.1 Simulator.

  Hello

  The BlackBerry smart phone needs a 'gateway' to connect to the internet. This white paper is extremely useful to explain all your choices of selection of the good gateway:

  Data on BlackBerry 4 Wireless Transport Management - Part 1

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/knowledgecenterpublic/livelink.exe?func=LL&objid=832210&objAction=browse&s...

  Once you have selected the gateway, then you can go ahead and use the Connector.open (url) command to create a HTTP connection to the application server (Tomcat, JBoss, .NET, etc.) on the internet. The application server could then use ODBC/JDBC to store data in the database.

  Tariq

• Send a mail using java in oracle 11 g

  I using database 11 g...

  I created a procedure to send a mail using java... as below

  [code]

  CREATE OR REPLACE AND COMPILE JAVA NAMED "SendAttach" AS SOURCES

  import java.util.Properties;

  Javax.mail import. *;

  Javax.mail.internet import. *;

  Javax.activation import. *;

  public class SendAttach {}

  Public Shared Sub sendmail (recipient String, object, String, String msg, String file)

  {

  String host = "smtp.gmail.com; »

  " the end user String = ' [email protected] '; change accordingly

  final String password = "psd"; changes accordingly

  String to = recipient; changes accordingly

  Properties props = new Properties ();

  props.put ("mail.smtp.host", "smtp.gmail.com");

  props.put ("mail.smtp.socketFactory.port", "465");

  props.put ("mail.smtp.socketFactory.class",

  "javax.net.ssl.SSLSocketFactory");

  props.put ("mail.smtp.auth", "true");

  props.put ("mail.smtp.port", "465");

  A session = Session.getDefaultInstance (accessories,

  new javax.mail.Authenticator () {}

  protected PasswordAuthentication getPasswordAuthentication() {}

  return new PasswordAuthentication (user, password);

  }

  });

  try {}

  MimeMessage message = new MimeMessage (session);

  message.setFrom (new InternetAddress (user));

  message.addRecipient (Message.RecipientType.TO, new InternetAddress (to));

  message.setSubject (subject);

  BodyPart messageBodyPart1 = new MimeBodyPart();  newly added

  messageBodyPart1.setText (msg);  newly added

  message.setText (msg);

  MimeBodyPart messageBodyPart = new MimeBodyPart();

  Several multipart part = new MimeMultipart();

  messageBodyPart = new MimeBodyPart();

  String file1 = file;

  String fileName = "sql";

  Data source source = new FileDataSource (file1);

  messageBodyPart.setDataHandler (new DataHandler (source));

  messageBodyPart.setFileName (fileName);

  multipart.addBodyPart (messageBodyPart);

  multipart.addBodyPart (messageBodyPart1);

  message.setContent (multipart);

  Transport.Send (message);

  System.out.println ("message sent successfully...");

  } catch (MessagingException e) {e.printStackTrace () ;}

  }

  }

  /

  It works finw with sysdba login.

  But it gives below error when I connected as user (ori) my username

  

  Help me to solve the problem...

  Thank you all for the response guys...

  Finally, I have soluion...

  Please follow these steps. If you want to do the same thing

  step 1: connect sysdba virtue

  step 2:grant the bottom of the permissions for the database

  • Call dbms_java.grant_permission ('ORI',
  • ("java.util.PropertyPermission ',' * ',"read, write");
  • run dbms_java.grant_permission('ORI','java.util.PropertyPermission','*','read').
  • run dbms_java.grant_permission ("ORI", 'SYS:java.lang.RuntimePermission', 'getClassLoader', ' ');
  • run dbms_java.grant_permission ("ORI", 'SYS:oracle.aurora.security.JServerPermission', 'Check', ' ');
  • run dbms_java.grant_permission ("ORI", 'SYS:java.lang.RuntimePermission', 'accessClassInPackage.sun.util.calendar', ' ');   run dbms_java.grant_permission ("ORI", 'java.net.SocketPermission', ' *', ' connect, solve ");
  • run dbms_java.grant_permission ("ORI", 'SYS:java.lang.RuntimePermission', 'createClassLoader', ' ');

  Note: replace ORI with your user_name DB

  Step 3: Download 2 jar files jaf - 1.1.1 and javamail - 1.1.1.jar oracle community network

  Step 4: Unzip these two files in sphecific folder.so you can find two jar files activation.jar and mail.jar

  step 5:now open the command prompt in the path where the files two jar are placed in and loading these two pots in DB using below command

  loadjava-user U_name/PSD - solve - synonym mail.jar

  loadjava-user U_name/PSD - solve - synonym activation.jar

  step 6:now run your java process

  [code]

  CREATE OR REPLACE AND COMPILE JAVA NAMED "SendAttach" AS SOURCES

  import java.util.Properties;

  Javax.mail import. *;

  Javax.mail.internet import. *;

  Javax.activation import. *;

  public class SendAttach {}

  Public Shared Sub sendmail (recipient String, object, String, String msg, String file)

  {

  String host = "smtp.gmail.com; »

  the final String user = "mail_id"; changes accordingly

  final String password = 'email_password '; changes accordingly

  String to = recipient; changes accordingly

  Retrieve the session object

  Properties props = new Properties ();

  props.put ("mail.smtp.host", "smtp.gmail.com");

  props.put ("mail.smtp.socketFactory.port", "465");

  props.put ("mail.smtp.socketFactory.class",

  "javax.net.ssl.SSLSocketFactory");

  props.put ("mail.smtp.auth", "true");

  props.put ("mail.smtp.port", "465");

  A session = Session.getDefaultInstance (accessories,

  new javax.mail.Authenticator () {}

  protected PasswordAuthentication getPasswordAuthentication() {}

  return new PasswordAuthentication (user, password);

  }

  });

  Compose the message

  try {}

  MimeMessage message = new MimeMessage (session);

  message.setFrom (new InternetAddress (user));

  message.addRecipient (Message.RecipientType.TO, new InternetAddress (to));

  message.setSubject (subject);

  BodyPart messageBodyPart1 = new MimeBodyPart();  newly added

  messageBodyPart1.setText (msg);  newly added

  message.setText (msg);

  MimeBodyPart messageBodyPart = new MimeBodyPart();

  Several multipart part = new MimeMultipart();

  messageBodyPart = new MimeBodyPart();

  String file1 = file;

  String fileName = "sql";

  Data source source = new FileDataSource (file1);

  messageBodyPart.setDataHandler (new DataHandler (source));

  messageBodyPart.setFileName (fileName);

  multipart.addBodyPart (messageBodyPart);

  multipart.addBodyPart (messageBodyPart1);

  message.setContent (multipart);

  Send the message

  Transport.sendMessage (message, to);

  Transport.Send (message);

  System.out.println ("message sent successfully...");

  } catch (MessagingException e) {e.printStackTrace () ;}

  }

  }

  /

  step 7:

  CREATE or REPLACE procedure NAME of JAVA LANGUAGE AS Send_Attach (container VARCHAR, subject VARCHAR, msg VARCHAR, leader VARCHAR) "SendAttach.sendmail (java.lang.String, java.lang.String, java.lang.String, java.lang.String);

  /

  step 8: say commit.

  step 9:

  Declare

  beneficiary varchar (50): = "recipient_id";

  subject varchar (100): = "Hello";

  MSG varchar (500): = 'this is a test mail with an attachment;

  varchar (100) file: = "path of the file";                   file path - weed

  Begin

  dbms_java.grant_permission('ORI','java.) IO. FilePermission ', leader,' read');

  Send_Attach (container, Subject, MSG, file);

  End;

  [\commit]

  Note: disable windows firewall and anti virus before phone emails

  keep smiling...

• Sending SMS

  Hello

  I try to send sms with the code, but no data is sent. The sms is empty! Can someone help me? I'm new in programming java applications.

  Thank you, Bernard

  Net.rim.device.api.io import. *;
  Net.rim.device.api.system import. *;
  Javax.microedition.io import. *;
  Import Java.util;
  import java. IO;
  SerializableAttribute public class SenderSmsBernard extends Application
  {
  private static final int MAX_PHONE_NUMBER_LENGTH = 32;
  private String addr = "0033610101010";
  private String msg = "This is a test message.";
  private DatagramConnection _dc = null;
  private static String _openString = "sms: / /";
  Public Shared Sub main (String [] args)
  {
  new SenderSmsBernard () .enterEventDispatcher ();
  }
  public SenderSmsBernard()
  {
  try {}
  _DC = (DatagramConnection) Connector.open (_openString);
  data Byte [] = msg.getBytes ();
  Datagram d = _dc.newDatagram (_dc.getMaximumLength ());
  d.setAddress ("/ /" + addr);
  _DC. Send (d);
  } catch (IOException e) {}
  System.Exit (0);
  }
  }

  Hello

  you make a mistake here. You try to use setData for _dc DatagramConnection making

  There are not. You will need to set to the d datagram. Here's your corrected code:

  _DC = (DatagramConnection) Connector.open (_openString);
  data Byte [] = msg.getBytes ();

  Datagram d = _dc.newDatagram (_dc.getMaximumLength ());
                d.setData (data, 0, data.length);

  d.setAddress ("/ /" + ADR + ' "'");
  _DC. Send (d);

• When sending sms, some no-contact. SMS and some no-contact. not get?

  Hi all

  I developed the sms application, when I send the SMS from this application, some no-contact. to sms but some no-contact. do not get.

  can someone help me?

  concerning

  Savi

  Hi all

  I solved this problem. now I can send message to anyone of this sms application.

  If anyone need this app, I'm writing this request here... This works perfectly...

  package sms.savi;

  Net.rim.device.api.ui import. *;
  Net.rim.device.api.ui.component import. *;
  Net.rim.device.api.ui.container import. *;
  Javax.microedition.io import. *;
  Import Java.util;
  import java. IO;
  Javax.wireless.messaging import. *;

  class SmsDemo extends UiApplication {}

  Constants
  // ----------------------------------------------------------------
  private static final int MAX_PHONE_NUMBER_LENGTH = 32;

  Members
  // ------------------------------------------------------------------
  Private EditField _sendText.
  Private EditField _address; A phone number for outgoing SMS messages.
  Private _status EditField.
  Private ListeningThread _listener;
  private SendThread _sender.
  private StringBuffer _statusMsgs = new StringBuffer(); Caching for
  improved
  performance

  private MessageConnection _mc;
  Private boolean _stop = false;

  _sendMenuItem private MenuItem = new MenuItem ("send", 100, 10) {}
  public void run() {}
  String text = _sendText.getText ();
  String addr = _address.getText ();

  If (text.length > 0 () & addr.length () > 0) {}
  Send (addr, text);

  }
  }
  };

  Static
  // ------------------------------------------------------------------
  private static String _openString = "sms: / /"; See connector

  information on the implementation.

  Public Shared Sub main (String [] args) {}
  Create a new instance of the application and the beginning
  the application on the thread of the event.
  SmsDemo sms = new SmsDemo();
  sms.enterEventDispatcher ();
  }

  Inner classes
  // ------------------------------------------------------------
  private class ListeningThread extends Thread {}
  synchronized Private Sub {} stop()
  _stop = true;

  try {}
  If (_mc! = null) {}
  Close the connection so that the thread will return.
  _mc. Close();
  }
  } catch (IOException e) {}
  System.Err.println (try ());
  }
  }

  public void run() {}
  try {}
  _mc = Connector.open (_openString) (MessageConnection); Closed
  by
  the
  Stop()
  method.

  for (; {
  If {(_stop)
  return;
  }

  Message m = _mc.receive ();
  receivedSmsMessage (m);
  }
  } catch (IOException e) {}
  Probably the stream has been closed.
  System.Err.println (try ());
  }
  }
  }

  /**
  * A simple abstraction of an sms message, used by the SendThread class.
  */
  private static final class SmsMessage {}
  private String _address;
  private String _msg;

  private SmsMessage (String address, String msg) {}
  _address = address;
  _msg = msg;
  }

  Private Message toMessage (mc MessageConnection) {}
  TextMessage m = (mc.newMessage) (text)
  MessageConnection.TEXT_MESSAGE, ' / / ' + _address
  + "");
  m.setPayloadText (_msg);

  return m;
  }
  }

  /**
  * A thread to handle outbound transactions.
  */
  private class SendThread extends Thread {}
  private static final int TIMEOUT = 500; MS

  Create a vector of objects SmsMessage with an initial capacity of 10.
  For this implementation, it is unlikely that more than 10 messages
  queued at a time given.
  private vector _msgs = new Vector (10);

  volatile Boolean _start private = false;

  The applications are pending.
  private synchronized {void send (address of the string, String msg)
  _start = true;
  _msgs. AddElement (new SmsMessage (address, msg));
  }

  Termination of the thread.
  synchronized Private Sub {} stop()
  _stop = true;

  try {}
  If (_mc! = null) {}
  _mc. Close();
  }
  } catch (IOException e) {}
  System.Err.println (e);
  updateStatus (try ());
  }
  }

  public void run() {}

  for (; {
  Adjustment of the wire.
  While (! _start &! _stop) {}
  Sleep for a bit so we don't spin.
  try {}
  Sleep (timeout);
  } catch (InterruptedException e) {}
  System.Err.println (try ());
  }
  }

  Exit condition.
  If {(_stop)
  return;
  }

  While (true) {}
  try {}
  SmsMessage sms = null;

  synchronized (THIS) {}
  If (! _msgs.isEmpty ()) {}
  SMS = _msgs.firstElement () (SmsMessage);

  Delete the item so that we don't send it again.
  _msgs. RemoveElement (SMS);
  } else {}
  _start = false;
  break;
  }
  }

  _mc. Send (SMS.toMessage (_mc));
  _mc. Close();
  System.Exit (0);

  } catch (IOException e) {}
  System.Err.println (e);
  updateStatus (try ());
  }
  }
  }
  }
  }

  private class SmsDemoScreen extends form {}

  Constructor
  private SmsDemoScreen() {}
  Dim str As String = "8971833590";
  String = msgStr "How are you?"
  setTitle (new LabelField ("Demo SMS", LabelField.USE_ALL_WIDTH));

  _address = new EditField ("to:", "", MAX_PHONE_NUMBER_LENGTH,)
  EditField.FILTER_PHONE);
  Add (_address);
  Add (new SeparatorField());
  _sendText = new EditField ("Message:", "");
  Add (_sendText);

  /*
  * _status = new EditField(); Add (_Status);
  */

  addMenuItem (_sendMenuItem);
  }

  /**
  Prevent save them dialog box is displayed.
  *
  * @see net.rim.device.api.ui.container.MainScreen #onSavePrompt)
  */
  public boolean onSavePrompt() {}
  Returns true;
  }

  /**
  * Close the application
  *
  * @see net.rim.device.api.ui.Screen #close)
  */
  {} public void close()
  _listener. Stop();
  _sender. Stop();
  Super.Close ();
  }
  }

  Constructor
  private SmsDemo() {}
  _listener = new ListeningThread();
  _listener. Start();

  _sender = new SendThread();
  _sender. Start();

  Screen SmsDemoScreen = new SmsDemoScreen();
  pushScreen (screen);
  }

  /**
  * Update the GUI with the data just got.
  */
  {} private void updateStatus (final String msg)
  invokeLater (new Runnable() {}
  public void run() {}
  Delete the string buffer.
  _statusMsgs.Delete (0, _statusMsgs.length ());
  _statusMsgs.Append (_Status.GetText ());
  _statusMsgs.Append ('\n');
  _statusMsgs.Append (MSG);
  _Status.SetText (_statusMsgs.ToString ());
  }
  });

  }

  /**
  * A simple formatting of received sms message.
  */
  Private Sub receivedSmsMessage (Message m) {}
  String msg_app = m.getAddress ();
  Address of string = m.getAddress ();
  String msg = null;

  If (m instanceof TextMessage) {}
  TextMessage tm = m (text);
  MSG = tm.getPayloadText ();
  }

  StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
  SB. Append("Received:");
  SB. Append ('\n');
  SB. Append("destination:");
  SB. Append (Address);
  SB. Append ('\n');
  SB. Append("Data:");
  SB. Append (MSG);
  SB. Append ('\n');

  updateStatus (sb.toString ());
  }

  private send Sub (String addr, String data) {}
  _sender. Send (addr, data);
  }
  }

  Of

  Savi

• Cannot send SMS on Verizon device

  Quote from the old forum:

  Comments	Cannot send SMS on Verizon device Posted the: March 7, 2007 20:11
  	The following code snippet to send a text SMS using WMA works very well on a T-Mobile (e.g., 8700 g) and a Cingular device (e.g. 8700 c): Con MessageConnection = MessageConnection) Connector.open (address); TextMessage msg = (TextMessage) con.newMessage (MessageConnection.TEX T_MESSAGE); msg.setAddress (address); msg.setPayloadText (content); con. Send (MSG); throws IOException on Verizon devices However, the same code does not work on Verizon devices (e.g., 8703e and 7130e). The line: con.send (msg) throws an IOException exception. I tried to use different formats for "address" (e.g. "1234567", "+ 1234567", "8001234567", "+ 8001234567", '18001234567', ' + 18001234567 ", etc." "") but they all failed. Does anyone know if sending messages SMS using WMA is supported on devices from Verizon?

  Comments: Gerard Re: Unable to send SMS on Verizon device Posted the: July 10, 2007 11:23 I am also having this problem. It seems that its associated port. Any input would be appreciated.

  Comments: comments Re: Unable to send SMS on Verizon device Posted the: August 10, 2007 14:55 I am also having the same problem on a BB 8830 peripheral and a Verizon of older model device. Is this a problem with all Verizon or specific devices for CDMA based ripe?

  jclarke Messages: 1 Join date: Jan 2008 Re: Unable to send SMS on Verizon device Posted the: 8 January 2008 13:45 I'm having the same problem on Verizon BB 8830. SMS fails with IOException null, however, http works very well. Sending sms: / / + 15555551212 {not the real number} Phone call log: S Java Exception - IOException E net.rim.sms - lat-0x8000001f d net.rim.sms - TXsb I have net.rim.sms - TXst

  
  a system - MMTpecPhone (3404) not
  a net.rim.sms - inch
  a system - MMTpecPhone (3404) not

  Any suggestions? All these are cryptic log messages are defined?

  Guest: Joe Re: Unable to send SMS on Verizon device Posted the: February 6, 2008 19:52 I also note the same problem on a Sprint BlackBerry Pearl and 8830. Namely, impossible to send SMS messages and we get an IOException with null message when it fails. Exactly the same code works fine on blackberry mobile PHONE. Is there a solution to this problem? I think the quality of RIM devices on CDMA technology is of bad quality. RIM rushes these devices at the door. In addition to not being able to send SMS, Sprint devices also seem to inexplicably lose network and requires a MASTER WIPE to restore network connectivity. None of these problems occur on the bays of GSM.

  Jeyaprakash.c Messages: 49 From: chennai, India Join date: Oct 2007 Re: Unable to send SMS on Verizon device Posted the: March 21, 2008 01:45 I also had this problem. the labour code will not send sms on cdma phones sprint and a few other oprators protects sms that api third party tat cdma phones requires a certificate level RIM and the operator...

  fpotter Messages: 28 From: Mountain View, CA Join date: Feb, 2008 Re: Unable to send SMS on Verizon device Posted the: April 23, 2008 04:53 Someone could rim please chime in here and confirm whether or not sending SMS CDMA phones should work? I burned just 3 hours playing with different things and play with smsdemo. If this is a bug, it would be nice to have confirmation that we can all stop wasting our time. If it's something that requires the operator level signature, it would be nice to know, too.

  saziz Messages: 181

  
  Join date: Mar 2007

  Re: Unable to send SMS on Verizon device

  Posted the: April 23, 2008 11:14

  By program, sending messages on mobile CDMA is currently not supported. As a possible workaround, you can use the API call to send SMS messages via the Messaging Application:

  net.rim.blackberry.api.invoke.Invoke
  http://tinyurl.com/6yecb4

  SARIM
  BlackBerry developer journal
  www.blackberrydeveloperjournal.com

  Comments: Matthew Wheaton Re: Unable to send SMS on Verizon device Posted the: July 21, 2008 01:12 True... but this just opened the app with pre-filled information. How to send without user intervention?

  This is possible by using the EventInjector and the trackball/wheel orders to send the message using the menu of the injection.

  Here is an example of code that seems to work on Sprint and Verizon devices:

          DatagramConnection connection = null;
          try {
  
              byte[] bytes = messageAsString.getBytes();
              connection = (DatagramConnection) Connector.open( url );
  
              Datagram datagram = connection.newDatagram( bytes, bytes.length );
  
              connection.send( datagram );
          }
          catch (Throwable t) {
              log.error( "Unable to send SMS to " + entry.getRecipient() + " with the url " + entry.getHttpRequest().getUrl() + ".  Message: " + t.getMessage(), t );
              throw t;
          }
          finally {
              IOUtility.safeClose( connection );
          }
  

• iOS 10 no longer allows you to choose to send SMS

  Hi, I have upgraded to iOS 10 and I don't have the option key on an iMessage that invites the option to send SMS. I regularly use this function when I travel or am in areas without large internet service. I know I can disable iMessage but which is rather annoying. Is there a setting that I'm not aware? I plan on downgrading to iOS 9 if not.

  Have you checked the phone settings? Settings > Messages > Send as SMS > on.

• Cannot send SMS

  I have a Apple Watch watch OS 2.2.2 (13V604) running and one 5 iPhone with iOS 9.3.5 (G 13, 36). Previously, I found that the watch would not send SMS free hands unless I turned on iMessage; These messages would simply disappear, but things seemed to work for a few weeks after iMessage has been activated.

  Now, I find that the following will happen if I try to send messages to someone who doesn't use iMessage (e.g., Android users):

  'Hey Siri, send a message to $PERSON saying $MESSAGE'-> in a few seconds, a notification indicating that the message is not sent. The message does not appear in the mail app on the iPhone, but I know that many have unsent messages in the message shows application (it seems impossible to return or reject these). If I select a message manually via the mail app on the watch (whether by you answer or make a new) then it is sent correctly.

  Unfortunately, the sending of text messages hands-free for Android users is very high on the list of the essential requirements for the use of this watch. Can anyone suggest how to deal with this? NB. I already turned iMessage market again and power cycled shows and the iPhone.

  Hello

  It can help to switch send as SMS works again:

  -On your iPhone, in settings > Messages > Send as SMS.