messagingtoolkit

In the upcoming release 1.1.0.0, you should be able to send MMS using the core library. There is a delay in rolling out this release as there are a lot of testing and coding has be to done since MMS is fundamentally different from SMS.

We have decided to include the source code of Bulk Gateway in release 1.0.0.6

Bulk Gateway source code will show you how to use multiple gateway feature available in the library to send out messages in bulk.

This release is not a patch release. The only difference is the inclusion of the Bulk Gateway source code.

A new demo program which can be used to diagnose the features or capabilities of the modem or handset is now available.

You can use it to check if the gateway supports message sending and receiving.

For further information, read here

This patch release fixes a number of issues.

For details, refer to the WIKI page at https://twit88.com/platform/wiki/messagingtoolkit/Wiki_-_1004

The C# library features a MMS encoder and decoder. A sample program is available to show the features of the library.

The library is available at https://twit88.com/platform/projects/show/mt-mms

The MMS library for Java is released. There is a simple example to show how to send out MMS through MM1 protocol. The project website is available at https://twit88.com/platform/projects/show/mt-mms

The Community Edition is free for personal and commercial use.

It has the following constraints

• Maximum 2 gateways can be added for Bulk Gateway
• Maximum 100 outgoing messages per gateway per run

This release fixes a few issues. Now decoding on Windows Mobile should be a lot more faster also.

The source code is also available. You are free to use it for personal or commercial purpose.

You can download it at https://twit88.com/platform/projects/list_files/mt-qrcode

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Below is the preview of SmartGateway GUI.

The Management Console is the administration GUI for SmartGateway. For the configured gateways, the communications will be based on .NET remoting.

The built-in web server hosts a ASP.NET MVC application for users to access the gateways through browsers. You can easily port and host the application in IIS.

The built-in database used is SQLite, but it can be easily changed to other databases like MySQL, MSSQL, Oracle or PostgreSQL.