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Hi!
I'm wondering if it is possible to use the MIDlet-Push-attribute of jad-file to register the midlet to recieve sms on Nokia phones? I want the phone to start my midlet when it recieves the sms, but currently the phone simply displays it as a simple sms. (I'm using the 9500 communicator) Where can I find documentation on this subject? Thanks! Best Regards, Pavel Denissov, developer@Securitas |
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You can't handle ordinary sms with J2ME
They must contain a special header with defined port number. |
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That is exacly what I do as well. I define the Push-port in the jad-file as following:
MIDlet-Push-1: sms://:666, MyMIDlet, * This is supposed to make all sms incoming on port 666 be sent to the MyMIDlet-application, starting it up if necessary. I then send the sms with the UDH difined as this: 060504029A0000 where 029A is 666 in hex. This procedure works very well on Sony-Ericsson P900 but fails on Nokia Communicator, so what I was wondering what I have to do to get it working on Nokia. Thank you! |
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