ActiveXperts SMS Messaging Server 5.0.9.331

Provides an SMS Mobile Messaging Server API for any programming language. Make your own custom projects, for instance a custom SMS voting system, a custom SMS reservation system, a system to query an article database, a system to notify members of Active Directory OU’s, etc.

VBScript is the default scripting, to implement custom projects. The ActiveXperts SMS Mobile Messaging Server has a large install base, and is often used by television stations, radio stations, network operators and e-commerce companies. ActiveXperts SMS Messaging Server received the Product of the year award by SmsSolutions.net in 2008.

Major Features:

1. Send and receive SMS messages Low-volume (GSM/GPRS modem) and high volume (SMPP or HTTP)
2. Send and receive mail messages Support for SMTP and POP3
3. Process incoming SMS and e-mail messages fire custom scripts upon message receive
4. Database oriented Messages are stored in a central database (MS Access, MS SQL or MySQL)
5. Programming Interface Programming interface with samples for .NET, VB, C++, Java, Delphi and more
6. Runs as a service on a Windows platform Runs on Windows 2008/2003/Vista/XP/2000 platform as a service
7. SMSSend and Receive SMS messages on multiple communication lines simultaneously
8. Support for GSM Modems and GSM phones (GSM 07.05 and GSM 07.07 specifications) for low-volume messaging
9. Support for SMPP-compliant SMSC centers (SMPP 3.x) for high-volume messaging, according to Industry Standard SMPP 3.x for external and internal connections
10. Support for multiple SMPP/SMSC connections and multiple GSM modems/phones running simultaneously
11. Support for multi-numbering formats
12. Support for multi-part messages, to allow messages longer than 160 characters
13. Support for SMS delivery verification
14. Support for Unicode, to support foreign languages like Chinese, Turkisch, etc.
15. Support for WAP Push messages and WAP Bookmark messages
16. Support for traffic limitations (maximum number of SMS messages per day)
17. Full TAPI (Windows Telephony) support
18. Incoming SMS messages are stored in a central, vendor-independent message database (default: MS Access)
19. Outgoing SMS messages are fetched from the message database and sent through an available GSM/SMPP communication channel
20. All SMS communications can be viewed real-time using the SMS Messaging Monitor application
21. E-mailSend and Receive e-mail messages on multiple network connections simultaneously
22. Native SMTPand POP3 support
23. Incoming e-mail messages are stored in a central message database (default: MS Access)
24. Outgoing e-mail messages are fetched from the message database and sent through an available SMTP communication channel
25. All E-mail communications can be viewed real-time using the SMS Messaging Monitor application
26. DatabaseAll configuration information is stored in a central, vendor independent database. An MS Access based configuration is installed by default. SQL scripts are provided to streamline migration to MS SQL or any other vendor-independent database
27. All incoming and outgoing messages is stored in a central, vendor independent database. An MS Access based message database is installed by default. SQL scripts are provided to streamline migration to MS SQL or any other vendor-independent database
28. The SMS Messaging Server Manager enables you to define different views of the database
29. An API is provided to allow custom scripting. The API provides full access to the Configuration Database and the Message Database
30. ScriptingScripting plays a very important role in SMS Messaging Server. Each incoming message (SMS or e-mail) will be processed by the system
31. VBScript is the default scripting language
32. Each incoming message is processed by the system. Depending on the Script configuration in the Configuration Database, one or more VBScript programs are triggered to process the message
33. The SMS Messaging Server API can be used in VBScript. A lot of sample code is included, showing how to use the API in VBScript
34. Monitoring, Logging and TracingThe Monitor applications shows the real-time activity of the Channels; all modem operations and network operations (SMPP, POP3 and SMTP) can be viewed real-time
35. Logging can be written to ASCII files, an MS Access database, MS SQL server or any other OLE-DB/ADO compliant database. Product is shipped with an Access database file that works out-of-the-box
36. Maximum Log size is configurable.
37. Message tracing allows you to see exactly what happened with a message, at what time. For instance, you can see at what time a message was received by a POP3 server, at what time it was received by SMS Messaging Server and at what time it was processed by the system

Requirements:

• CPU: 800MHz or more
• Memory: 512MB or more
• Free diskspace: 50MB