Sending a SMS business card

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    Default Sending a SMS business card

    Hi All

    Those of you that are familiar with Nokia phones (I am sure this sort of thing
    is available on other phone types as well) will know that there is a feature
    that allows people to send a "Business Card" to a specified number. This will
    then send the name of the person as specified on the persons phone and their
    phone number to another mobile. Does anyone know how to acomplish this with
    CF? I haven't had chance to look at the SMS gateway in MX7 yet, so I don't
    know if this is something that is built in.

    TIA

    Tony

    ThirdLion Guest

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    Default Re: Sending a SMS business card

    I think SMS gateways are strickly a text message thing, based on the
    documentation for incoming sms messages and the data structure.
    [url]http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/7/htmldocs/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/[/url]
    wwhelp.htm?context=ColdFusion_Documentation&fi le=part_cfm.htm Sounds like
    that may be some sort or Nokia only thing, or 'not a standard yet' kind of
    protocol. Perhaps someone will write a gateway for it in the future. FYI,
    You can write your own type of gateways. Althought I can't really think of an
    example. I'm sure there are plenty of examples.

    byron1021 Guest

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    Default Re: Sending a SMS business card

    Byron,

    Thanks for the response, I did some tests last night on different mobiles and
    found that it is only a Nokia thing, which kinda sucks. It doesn't work on
    Samsung or some other mobile types!

    Thanks for the response

    Tony

    ThirdLion Guest

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    Default Re: Sending a SMS business card

    DISCLAIMER : (try this on your own risk - this post is just a fun thing)
    (no official support from MACROMEDIA for this post)

    well ThirdLion ... business cards are definitely nokia specific.. do u know
    that even those picture sms (text looking like pics - i believe the technical
    term is called EMS) is also a nokia specific protocol, so that is one reason
    why those cool looking text graphics on Nokia phones dont look cool on samsung
    etc.

    If you are into getting ur hands dirty, you might want to do this for a fun
    thing:
    1. All mobile phones can be used as modems, there is a full documented
    protocol to talk to these modems using the HAYES COMMAND SET. You can connect
    your phone to ur comp using the data cable and connect to it using the windows
    utility :
    start -> accessories -> communication -> hyperterminal

    the command sequence you might get online just search for hayes command for
    mobile phone modems

    2. You might further this and write a geeky app - create a Java object using
    the JAVA COM API which talks to the phone in above manner and then connect it
    to CFM page - i dunno how this will work might not, how will the cfm page
    respond u might need to use a "push" architecture.

    Prayank Swaroop
    DISCLAIMER : (try this on your own risk - this post is just a fun thing)
    (no official support from MACROMEDIA for this post)
    (and these are my views, macromedia takes no responsibility for this post)

    prayank Guest

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