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VIDEOSMS HTTP/HTML Interface Manual v. 1.2‘TestMode’ Test mode :2• 0 (default): inactive, normal SMSprocessing• 1 : test mode activated: authenticationand valid syntax parsing is checked bythe gateway, but the message is nottransmitted to the mobile and the useraccount is not charged.• 2 : same as mode 1, but the receivedparameters are displayed in the returnpage in order to allow easier applicationdebugging.‘CompanyId’ Master account name of the company whom the ACOMPANYuser account is associated from. By default,when this parameter is not specified, theusername specified by ‘UserId’ is considered asdepending of « MCTELWEBSMS » masteraccount.If no CompanyId has been specified to you, donot specify this parameter.‘CompanyPwd’ Company password. X7u2Hzq7w1Additional parameters when « command=sendsms »Attribute name Meaning ExampleMandatory Attributes‘DestNum’Phone number (MSISDN) of the recipient, at %2B33607080910international format, prefixed by a + (encoded%2B on HTTP)‘MsgContent’ Content of the message to be transmitted to the ‘hello world’recipient :• Text message (by default), encodedaccording selected character set (ASCIIor ISO 8859-1 as default) that will beautomatically converted to SMS format.• Message with binary payloadOptional Attributes‘ContentType’ SMS content type :TEXT• TEXT : default• HEXA : binary data hex-encodedNB : to activate HEX mode on your account,please contact MCTEL‘Encoding’ Encoding character set :ISO8859-1• ISO8859-1 : default, will beautomatically converted to GSMcharacter set according to Annex 2.• Other supported character set (ex:Unicode)Monaco Telematique MCTEL 20 July 2004
VIDEOSMS HTTP/HTML Interface Manual v. 1.2‘NetworkType’ Recipient terminal equipment type :• sms: defaut: mobile with SMS support• fax• telex• email‘OptDeferred’ Defferred delivery request :• 0 (default) : none (immediate)• 1 : the attributes ‘OptDefDate’ and‘OptDefTime’ specify the date and timeof message transmission.‘OptDefDate’ Deffered delivery date, encoded dd/mm/yyyy.Skipped if ‘OptDeferred’ = 0 or unspecified‘OptDefTime’ Deffered delivery time,encoded hh:mm.Skipped if ‘OptDeferred’ = 0 or unspecified‘OptExpire’ Message expiration date : the message will bediscarded if the delivery could not succeedbefore the expiration date• 0 (default) : not specified (GSM networkexpiration settings apply)• 1 : the attributes ‘OptExpiryDate’ and‘OptExpiryTime’ specify the date andtime of message transmission.‘OptExpiryDate’ Expiration date (format dd/mm/yyyy).Ignored if ‘OptExpire’ = 0.‘OptExpiryTime’ Expiration time (format hh:mm).Ignored if ‘OptExpire’ = 0.‘OptEmailOnSuccess’ Request for email confirmation on SMSsuccessful delivery :• 0 (default) : inactive• 1 : active, the attribute‘OptEmailAddress’ must specify theemail address to which the deliveryreport must be sent.‘OptEmailOnError’ Request for email alert on SMS transmissionerror :• 0 (défaut) : inactive• 1 : active, the attribute‘OptEmailAddress’ must specify theemail address to which the non-delivery‘OptEmailAddress’‘PrivateData’report must be sent.Email address for delivery or non-deliveryreports.Ignored if ‘OptEmailOnSuccess’ = 0 AND‘OptEmailOnError’ = 0.Private text field available to store user-specificinformation, maximum length 50 characters.The content of this field is ignored and returnedas is on the result page.sms025/07/200415:30031/08/200415:3000mybox@mydomain.commy private infoMonaco Telematique MCTEL 21 July 2004
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