Hello there,
I have spent a lot of time trying to get the CellId information out of my HTC Universal, without any success.
It seems the most visible way is to send an AT commands like AT+CREG?
I tried to develop an small app to open port com2 and and send the command, I managed to do it, but I never get any response...
My first question is, have you managed to create or use an app able to send AT commands to the HTC Universal ? I am very interested.
It seems that another way to access the phone functionalities is to use the ril.dll or rillgsm.dll file. It seems that a few people managed to do it for different HTC phones. Can anyone help me with that?. I already got the ril.h, and tried to P/Invoke it from C# without success.
Thanks a lot!
Lionel Reyero
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may be try on COM7, i get error after send Ioctrl code
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We have an application that was written for the ipaq 3970 with a PCMCIA jacket and a GSM card,(normally nokia cardphone). We sent and received SMS messages via standard AT commands. Our code was initially VB but we had to rewrite it using c# for performance reasons.
Has anybody managed to write an app for the XDA ii to send and receive SMS messages? If so how did you manage it, ie via AT commands or some other integrated API that is available on the XDA.
Does any of the XDA embedded software interfere or prevent a custom written app from intercepting SMS messages?
Any tips or pointers would be very much appreciated before we commit to buying a XDA only to find that it will not work as we intend.
Did you look at OpenNetCF? They have some .NET classes for sending/receiving SMS messages and interacting with the SIM.
Let me know if that does it for you.
Cube
thanks, at first glance it looks to be a top link for exactly what we want to do. I'll let you know how we get on,
Have you used theses classes yourself for sending/receiving SMSs?
cheers,
L
Cube
thanks, at first glance it looks to be a top link for exactly what we want to do. I'll let you know how we get on,
Have you used theses classes yourself for sending/receiving SMSs?
cheers,
L
port gnokii to wince.
there is a opensource project that's name is gnokii, that's work in most unix system and win32,
can send or read sms with serial base GSM modem, it writen in c.
http://www.gnokii.org/
Hope can help.
gnokki
Thanks for the gnokki link although I think porting it to CE would be a headache and it doesnt seem to support the XDA.
It might come in usefull elsewhere though.
Has anyone used software from a company called Derdack to manage the sending and receiving of SMS messages on windows platform?
am develpoing a game that include a grid that i'de like to send to subscribers, to make the grid look good on all mobiles i need a command that will force the message to take a new line, something like
12|01|11 (newline)
15|22|43 (newline)
date stamp
someone did it for me but he wants me to use his gateway & wont tell me how he did it so can someone tell me how to do it?
isn't it \n ?
V
isn't it \n ?
V
i tried putting a \n in a messages body & send the sms but i didn't break to a new line the words after the command stayed on the same line
You might find it's \r\n
\r is Carriage return, \n is new line - if I remember rightly!
i tried something like hi \r\n hi, am suppose to get it like this
hi
hi
but what i got its hi \r\n hi in the messages body
Rabia - i was thinking about this.
You have to explain how you are sending this grid.
\r \n is C++ I think.
But are you using SMS protocol or something? I imagine that's documented code, very probably ISO standard or something?
Couldn't you use WAP or HTML?
Will your user be using your own client application?
V
ahh well we are using a sms application, but the developer is away & can't know this for me to continue this part only, its not very important but i thought if their is a command on the message body not to use the application & send the command in the message body
Ok, maybe you can let us know what language you are using then we might be able to provide more language specific help.
In VB you'd use vbCrLf which is basically Chr(13) and Chr(10) concatonated together.
Hi Folks,
This is my first post, although I've owned my XDAIIs for several weeks and I've ROM'd it to the iMATE 1.4 ROM. So I've had a good play.
I was looking at smsOrganizer (from Jeyo) which is badly supported (and it ain't free) and I wondered why I (we) couldn't write something to do the same thing, for free.
Is there a forum for this kind of activity, or could someone point me in the direction of some exmples of how to pass data between the PC and phone?
Best regards
AndrwB
Andrew, look into RAPI: eg here
http://msdn.microsoft.com/archive/default.asp?url=/archive/en-us/dnarppc2k/html/ppc_teapppi.asp
Development and Hacking is the right place for this kind of query...what do you want the app to do?
V
Hi V,
Basically I want to control the SMS message transfer on my XDA from Outlook, just like smsOrganizer.
Re. your link, I think we've got those? but I generally write embedded C, non of this fancy C++ stuff :-((
AndrewB
Hi V,
I just tried this :
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;307256
And I can now copy files to and from my device
Not bad for 1 hours playing, specially as I've fixed 2 work related bugs too )
Andrew B
Good stuff.
I'm just learning C++ actually, I never learnt C, coming from self-taught VB on the PC.
RAPI is the way to do most PC<>PDA communications, although right now I'm only just getting into sms stuff. It'd be easy enough (I think) to write an interface to create an SMS on the PC in text, transmit that to the PDA and then SMS it off, but the backend of it would require some implementation.
Keep us posted though!
V
99% of c programs should compile and work just fine on
c++ compilers and you can write c++ programs without using
oop in which case they are pretty much c programs
From what I've read it looks as if you need to write an app to sit on the device and another app on the main PC. The app on the phone just acts as an agent passing data between the sms services and the PC.
Anybody got any ideas?
AndrewB
Yipeeeee
I can now write a DLL that sits on the device and I can write a C++ application on my PC to communicate with it
Now to start reading some text messages from the device to the PC......
Does anybody know agood way to send and recieve SMS ?? I would also like to edit the text and pass it to an Edit Box.
I am not too sure about the available API's that will let me do this.
Please HELP :shock:
Hey , i would like to send and recieve SMS on my xda2. Also pass the recieved message into an Edit Control. Does anybody know a good way to do this ??
I know about the SMS API but i am unaware of others. Pleas Help !! thnkx
SMS Auto sending
Hi everybody,
Is there a way to auto send all sms in draft? Basically, every sms in draft folder needs to be send one by one by ticking send button.
OK,
I can now send a text message from my PC to a DLL on my phone using RAPI, then send a SMS using MAPI.
The trouble is I can't get the subject and body fields to display correctly on my XDAIIs. Also I can't get the Name to appear instead of the number.
I'll try to post the code later on the understanding that it is FREE and we pool our experiences/knowledge.
Here is the code for the DLL and the PC program. Just press one of the keys on the tol bar to send the message. The number and message are hard coded.
There are ABSOLUTELY NO guarentees with this code, use it at you own risk.
can it recieve SMS as well ?? Has any body thought about other API's to use for sending and recieving SMS's maybe ?
Well.... Not yet.
This is my first ever .net VC++ program !!!!
There are lots of code snipets around but no full source code.
This is a work in progress project hence it is in the "Development and Hacking" fourm.
If you'd like to add some functionality to it......
I am asking because there seems to be a problem when trying to recieve SMS with SMS api as the HANDLE is already attributed to the messaging application (inbox/draft/outbox).
I believe you are using RAPI ? However i do not understand this API that well could u specify a bit more ?
Thanks for your help.
Hi nutitija,
I'm only using the RAPI function to pass parameters from my PC to the XDA. The actual sending of messages is done using the MAPI in the XDA.
My biggest problem is getting the subject/body and from fields to display correctly in the different XDA mail views.
Hi All. I've started this Topic because i cant find any information anywhere about this!
I need to write an app for WM5 (PPC) and part of its function will be to send an email in the background to a certain address. I've read up on the new additions to WM5 and it tells me about the wonderful new messaging API (MAPI) thats availiable. Problem is, i have no clue where to find it, nevermind use it.
If anyone has a clue what the simplest way is to send an email with an attachment from a C# WM5 app, i'd be extreemely grateful!
Thanks
You should be able to do this by using the tmail.exe app with appropriate command lines. If you're doing it the hard way, investigate POOM.
Are you saying you don't know where to find the WM5 SDK?
V
MAPI
I'm doing it the hard way.
K. looked at POOM. Looks good but...
it says i have to start a MAPI session and gives code showing how to do it but i don't know what references to add to get the specific types and methods that the code requires. Any ideas?
I have a question, i've seen a couple posts about this but no replies. I'm using a car computer that i'd like to communicate to my Prophet. There are a couple of programs out there but they seem to have issues with cyrillic. I want to be able to read the phonebooks, sms and send sms messages using AT commands, but the Prophet does not seem to respond to standard command set. One of the programs (Phonecontrol.net) uses a client program on wm5 to interpret and send proper reponses to the AT commands. I want to achieve the same functionality. Is there a place I should start from? Maybe a sample code? Or even better is there a utility out there that does this?
dima237 said:
I have a question, i've seen a couple posts about this but no replies. I'm using a car computer that i'd like to communicate to my Prophet. There are a couple of programs out there but they seem to have issues with cyrillic. I want to be able to read the phonebooks, sms and send sms messages using AT commands, but the Prophet does not seem to respond to standard command set. One of the programs (Phonecontrol.net) uses a client program on wm5 to interpret and send proper reponses to the AT commands. I want to achieve the same functionality. Is there a place I should start from? Maybe a sample code? Or even better is there a utility out there that does this?
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Anybody? Maybe not AT Commands, something else?
Is this just a stupid question or nobody knows the answer to it?
I don't believe AT commands are capable of reading the phone book, which resides in the OS.
Access from the OS to the phone book is pretty easy, the Windows CE documentation on this should be good enough for an average programmer to understand.