Examples of org.springframework.integration.smpp.core.SmesMessageSpecification.send()

org.springframework.integration.smpp.core.SmesMessageSpecification.send()

send the message on its way.

todo can we do something smart here or through an adapter to handle the situation where we have asked for a message receipt? what about if we're using a message receipt and we're only a receiver or a sender connection and not a transceiver? We need gateway semantics across two unidirectional SMPPSessions, then @return the messageId(s) (required if you want to then track itor correlate it with message receipt confirmations) @throws Exception the{@link SMPPSession#submitShortMessage(String,org.jsmpp.bean.TypeOfNumber,org.jsmpp.bean.NumberingPlanIndicator,String,org.jsmpp.bean.TypeOfNumber,org.jsmpp.bean.NumberingPlanIndicator,String,org.jsmpp.bean.ESMClass,byte,byte,String,String,org.jsmpp.bean.RegisteredDelivery,byte,org.jsmpp.bean.DataCoding,byte,byte[],org.jsmpp.bean.OptionalParameter)}method throws lots of Exceptions, including {@link java.io.IOException}


      SmesMessageSpecification specification = applyDefaultsIfNecessary(
          SmesMessageSpecification.fromMessage(this.smppSession, message)
              .setTimeFormatter(this.timeFormatter));


      List<String> smsMessageId = specification.send();
      logger.debug( "sent message : "+message.getPayload());
      logger.debug("message ID(s) for the sent message: " + smsMessageId);
    } catch (Exception e) {
      throw new RuntimeException("Exception in trying to process the inbound SMPP message", e);
    }


      SmesMessageSpecification specification = applyDefaultsIfNecessary(
          SmesMessageSpecification.fromMessage(this.smppSession, requestMessage)
              .setTimeFormatter(this.timeFormatter));


      List<String> smsMessageId = specification.send();


      logger.debug("message ID(s) for the sent message: " + smsMessageId);


      return MessageBuilder.withPayload(smsMessageId).build();
    } catch (Exception e) {

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