Package org.aiti.sms

Source Code of org.aiti.sms.SenderExample

package org.aiti.sms;

import org.smslib.OutboundMessage;

/**
* The main driver for an SMS application in the AITI SMSlib framework.  In
* the main method you should register your inbound handler, set the proxy (if
* necessary) and set the comm port of the modem.  The service will then start,
* waiting for incoming messages.
*
* A new thread will be spawned to service each incoming message.  The thread
* will create a new object of the class type of the registered handler
* (see SMSHandlerThread.setAITIInboundMessageNotification).  This new object,
* in its own thread, can then service the inbound message, sending a response
* if necessary.
*
* @author AITI
*
*/
public class SenderExample {
  /** set to true if you want debugging information */
  public static final boolean debug = true;
 
  /**
   * The entry point for our SMS application.  You should register your inbound
   * handler, set the proxy (if necessary) and set the comm port of the modem.  T
   * he service will then start, waiting for incoming messages.
   *
   * @param args Args passed from the command line
   */
  public static void main(String args[]) {
   
    AITISMSServer app = new AITISMSServer(true);
    try {
      //Set your processor to create a new object of your handler
      SMSHandlerThread.setAITIInboundMessageNotification(new SimpleApp());
     
      //set proxy if necessary, at Strathmore this is necessary
      //app.setProxyServer("192.168.170.25", 3135);
      
      //set modem port and speed for the gsm modem
      app.setComPort((short)14, 460800);
     
      //start the service so that we can send and receive messages
      app.startService();
     
      //send a test message
      app.getService().sendMessage(new OutboundMessage("+254737511981", "Server ping"));
     
      //wait for incoming messages
      app.waitForInput();
     
      //stop all services and threads
      app.stopService();
    } catch (Exception e) {
      e.printStackTrace();
    }
  }
 
  /**
   * A helpful printing method to use instead of System.out.println(). 
   * Use Main.debug to toggle printing the the screen.
   *
   * @param s The object to print
   */
  public static final void debugPrintln(Object s) {
    if (debug)
      System.out.println(s);
  }
}
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