Hi ,

SMSReceiver code is working, its realy good ,but the thing is the msg can be send through emulator control can be notify.
If i want to send SMS how could i do that and how SMSReceiver will receive msg which is send by my application.

Hello Pushpa.Prakruthi,


Where I placed null, you can also put Intents to be fired on specific points in the lifetime of the SMS(like delivered/failed/...).


I hope I could help you.

Regards,
plusminus

What value should be given to the destination address field?

Probably the phone number ...?

Regards,
plusminus

where will that SMS gets stored in the emulator if i want to check whether it has been received or not in the other end?

Hello plusminus,

You mentioned that you can specify Intents to be fired on specific points in the lifetime of the SMS (such as delivered, failed, etc) -- do you know if this means those Intents would be fired on the sender's phone, or on the receiver's phone?

In other words, if I call SmsManager.sendTextMessage() from my local emulator, would those Intents be fired on my local emulator, it would they (theoretically) be firing on the phone which received the SMS?

Along those lines, and especially if the answer is the latter, do you know if there is any way to emulate those Intents? I know you can emulate incoming SMS messages to your emulator from the Telnet command line ("sms send 15551234567 hello there"), but that obviously only emulates the text of the message itself, and not any of the associated Intents (the ones that were included in the SmsManager.sendTextMessage() call).


Thanks very much,
Jeff

Hello Plusminus

"sendTextMessage" is used to send text message to another emulator port but is there any way to send sms to specific application port on another emulator.

i found "sendDataMessage" is used to send sms on specific application port but failed to use it successfully.
i also set permissions in manifest but once again failed. I dont know where i am wrong.

Actually i want to develop an application that receives the sms send on the specific port. those sms should not go to inbox. i found no way "how to send sms on specific port" and "how to register my application to specific port".

plz help me if u know any way. Thanks in advance.

Regards

Astrlz

jchang1 wrote:Hello plusminus,

You mentioned that you can specify Intents to be fired on specific points in the lifetime of the SMS (such as delivered, failed, etc) -- do you know if this means those Intents would be fired on the sender's phone, or on the receiver's phone?

In other words, if I call SmsManager.sendTextMessage() from my local emulator, would those Intents be fired on my local emulator, it would they (theoretically) be firing on the phone which received the SMS?

Along those lines, and especially if the answer is the latter, do you know if there is any way to emulate those Intents? I know you can emulate incoming SMS messages to your emulator from the Telnet command line ("sms send 15551234567 hello there"), but that obviously only emulates the text of the message itself, and not any of the associated Intents (the ones that were included in the SmsManager.sendTextMessage() call).


Thanks very much,
Jeff

plusminus wrote:Hello Pushpa.Prakruthi,

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1.         SmsManager sm = SmsManager.getDefault();
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3.         sm.sendTextMessage(destinationAddress, null, "Hello world", null, null, null);

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Where I placed null, you can also put Intents to be fired on specific points in the lifetime of the SMS(like delivered/failed/...).

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1.         void    sendTextMessage(String destinationAddress, String scAddress, String text, Intent sentIntent, Intent deliveryIntent, Intent failedIntent)
2.         Send a text based SMS.

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I hope I could help you.

Regards,
plusminus

Hi,
I Think this API is used to send messages from one instance of the emulator to another. Will it also work on the real phone to send SMS?

how can I save a SMS that sent from the API to the inbox?

Hi,

Has anybody been able to answer Astrlz question?

i.e. Get a working version of an app sending and receiving port directed sms messages from one device to the other? I have found sending and receiving text messages with sendTextMessage very straightforward and plusminus has a great tutorial on this. However, I have not had much luck using sendDataMessage.

The main benefit of sending sms's using sendDataMessage is that the sms is not supposed to hit the receiver's inbox.

hi all ,
i send and Rx sms successfully by my own application now i want to make another application to send MMS and Rx MMS so can any body him me out hoew i start?

thax in advance

sumit (':wink:')

sumeet_3885 wrote:hi all ,
i send and Rx sms successfully by my own application now i want to make another application to send MMS and Rx MMS so can any body him me out hoew i start?

thax in advance

sumit (':wink:')

HI,

I am trying to add Password to the message (in the Header that was provided by Android )
in GetsubmitPDU(,,,,Header[])

On the reciever side the message is not getting recieved

and it throwing a mResultcode error No service from SmsManager.java

Please let me know whether ISms.aidl in Android handles the extra header mechanism

Ramraj

Hi,

I am trying to send sms on device.but my sms is sent twice.Here is my code:

SmsManager sms = SmsManager.getDefault();
sms.sendTextMessage(destination,null, "This is test message",null, null);

Hi Nemat,

I have the same problem (message is sent twice).

Did you found solution?

mijalko wrote:Hi Nemat,

I have the same problem (message is sent twice).

Did you found solution?

hi MIJAKO,
Probably you are calling it twice,it will be sent only once...Put Ur code below for more..
Nithin