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VIDEOSMS SMS Management Functions (outside Premium session)SMS_SendSMSThrottleErrorSMSAccountNoCreditthe sender application or account has exceededthe maximum number of SMS submitted alloted bytimeframe.Not enought credits available on this prepaid accountto send the SMSEXAMPLES5–6
VIDEOSMS SMS Management Functions (outside Premium session)SMS_WAPPushSMS_WAPPushThis function sends a Push Wap SMS to the intended recipient.FORMAT SMS_WAPPush UInt32 *ConnectId, SMSMessage*SMSMessage, WapData *WapData,char *private_reference, char*private_dataRETURNSVMS Usage: cond_valuestype: longwordaccess: read onlymechanism: by valueARGUMENTSConnectIdVMS Usage: pointertype: pointer to longwordaccess: read onlymechanism: by referenceUnique connection id, initialized by the function SMS_ConnectGateway.*Message_to_sendVMS Usage: pointertype: pointer to SMSMessage structureaccess: read/writemechanism: by referencePointer to a SMSMessage structure type.On input, the following fields of the structure must be initialized:• messagetype: set to SMSMessageTypeSubmitted.• called_number: recipient mobile number (MSISDN), at the followingformat:5 international number, prefixed by a ’+’ and the country code: e.g.:+33612345678.5 international number, prefixed by 00 and the countru code: e.g.:0033612345678On output, the msg_reference_number field is filled with the unique SMSmessage identifier assigned by the MCTEL SMS gateway to the message.It is recommended to store this SMS message identifier. When the SMS_ReadStatus is called to check the status of a previously submitted SMS,this message identifier will be required.5–7
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9Examples9.1 Visual Basic SMS send
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