WAP-Push is similar to MMS. You send an SMS containing
a link, which points to MMS-Content on a WebServer.
The recipient receives the link, establishes a GPRS connection
and gets the content from the remote server by WAP.
Sending a WAP-Push link through ASPSMS costs the same
price as a normal SMS.
It's already now possible to send such WAP-Pushs by
yourself if you are familiar with this extensive
technology by using the aspsms properties
SMS.MessageData
SMS.XSer
and the function
SMS.SendBinaryData
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Here you will find a working example for a WAP Push SMS:
Title: This is an example title for a WAP-Push message...
URL: http://www.aspsms.com/img/mms-sample.gif
MessageData: 090601AE02056A0045C60D03617370736D732E636F6D2F
696D672F6D6D732D73616D706C652E67696600010354686973206973206
16E206578616D706C65207469746C6520666F722061205741502D507573
68206D6573736167652E2E2E000101
XSer: 01070605040B8423F00201F70D0100
If Messagedata contains more than 140 Bytes, you have
to add concatenation information (not included within
this example).
<html>
<body>
<%
'------------------------------------------------------------
' aspsms.com(ponent) (c) 2003 by VADIAN.NET AG
'------------------------------------------------------------
' wap push example
'------------------------------------------------
Set SMS = Server.CreateObject("ASPSMS.Booster")
SMS.Userkey = "I3QHMYKEY6E"
SMS.Password = "mypassword"
SMS.Originator = "cathy"
SMS.MessageData = "090601AE02056A0045C60D03617370736D732E636F6D2F696D67..."
SMS.XSer = "01070605040B8423F00201F70D0100"
SMS.AddRecipient "0044734255533"
SMS.SendBinaryData
lResult = SMS.ErrorCode
SMS.DeleteAllRecipients
Set SMS = Nothing
%>
done.
</body>
</html>