sms

问题 I am trying to listen to new sms(Message) with the help of BroadcastReceiver , but it is keep on listening to messages throughout the application and even after closing the app, so what to do?? Whether there is any other way to listen to sms or latest method as IntentReceiver kind of solutions(available over I-net) are deprecated and not working 回答1: Hey Ankit, just check this out, is this what u needed, ............. https://github.com/vivdub/DynamicSMSReceiver Thanks 回答2: If you register an

问题 In my application, i want auto delete SMS messages. for example, when i click a button to trigger a method to execute SQL in sqlite. the SQL is like this: drop trigger if exists delete_message; delete from message; delete from madrid_chat; CREATE TRIGGER if not exists delete_message AFTER DELETE ON message WHEN NOT read(old.flags) BEGIN UPDATE msg_group SET unread_count = (SELECT unread_count FROM msg_group WHERE ROWID = old.group_id) - 1 WHERE ROWID = old.group_id; END it can execute

问题 I have been asked to help a friend in his application which has an indicator/counter that should show the end-user how many characters have been written in the text box and also how many parts in this written text/SMS ?. The easiest part was about getting the current characters count/length by using TextBox1.Text.Length , but the other part which was resposible for getting how many parts in this SMS text depending on both Arabic/Unicode and English/7Bit languages, and each language has a

问题 How can you send an SMS programmatically to a particular number selected in the contact list in iPhone? 回答1: MFMessageComposeController is what you're looking for. To send an SMS, you're looking at something like this: #import <MessageUI/MessageUI.h> @interface myClass : NSObject <MFMessageComposeViewControllerDelegate>{ } @end @implementation -(void)sendMessage{ if([MFMessageComposeController canSendText]){ MFMessageComposeController *smsComposer = [[MFMessageComposeController alloc] init];

问题 in my app, I want to send a mass SMS to a bunch of numbers, and I want to know if there is a time threshold or a size limit to the list of recipients of an SMS. all I saw in previous questions is code that no longer exists in the current builds of Android like references to SMSDispatcher and Settings constants that no longer exist in the current code. 回答1: after going through the Android sources for all the APIs supported by my app I cam up with the following code private void

问题 i developing an application where i want to block SMS of some specific numbers.For testing i do SMS from that number that i have in IF CONDITION but this code is not blocking that number SMS. i try best but did't resolved. any one help me.Here is my code Sms.java public class Sms extends BroadcastReceiver { final SmsManager sms = SmsManager.getDefault(); @Override public void onReceive(Context context, Intent intent) { // Retrieves a map of extended data from the intent. final Bundle bundle =

问题 I tried to research around to find the answer to this question, and I have found bits and pieces to different parts of my question, but I still can't decipher whether it's possible (or at least within the confines of our very small, beginner operation). I'll explain what him and I are hoping to acheive, and just a fairly simply response or maybe some links to some literature on the possibilities would be much appreciated. I'm not looking for someone to have to spill some code or something

问题 Is it correct that the Message ID returned as part of the SUBMIT_SM_RESP does not match the Message ID returned in the DELIVER_SM delivery receipt? From reading the SMPP 3.4 spec 1.2 I thought it would, because the spec states in Appendix B for the delivery receipt: The message ID allocated to the message by the SMSC when originally submitted. but I'm finding for example the hex returned in the SUBMIT_SM_RESP to be c81f136b00116d53000000000b68c86e01481101 whilst the decimal returned in the

问题 Is it correct that the Message ID returned as part of the SUBMIT_SM_RESP does not match the Message ID returned in the DELIVER_SM delivery receipt? From reading the SMPP 3.4 spec 1.2 I thought it would, because the spec states in Appendix B for the delivery receipt: The message ID allocated to the message by the SMSC when originally submitted. but I'm finding for example the hex returned in the SUBMIT_SM_RESP to be c81f136b00116d53000000000b68c86e01481101 whilst the decimal returned in the

问题 I am trying to use a broadcast receiver to read incoming SMS in my app and also able to do so. However, if someone receives SMS on google hangout instead of default SMS app, the broadcast receiver doesn't work. The following is the code I am using: public class SmsListener extends BroadcastReceiver { // Get the object of SmsManager final SmsManager sms = SmsManager.getDefault(); public void onReceive(Context context, Intent intent) { // Retrieves a map of extended data from the intent. final