sms

问题 I'm trying to figure out how to send SMS messages with custom sender ids from Python. So far, I'm able to send messages from a Gmail account by turning on support for "Less Secure Apps" and running: import smtplib import email.mime.multipart sender = 'douglas.duhaime.messenger@gmail.com' subject = 'here is the subject' message = 'cats are on wheels' recipient = 'MY_NUMBER@tmomail.net' # Establish a secure session with gmail's outgoing SMTP server using your gmail account server = smtplib.SMTP

问题 Do we have an option in Android to verify sms text words before displaying it on the screen to user? Can I block this text message with specific text, controlling it in code? Any ideas or tutorials about this thing? 回答1: you can use BroadcastReceiver to get the incoming sms public class SmsReceiver extends BroadcastReceiver { private static final String SMS_RECEIVED = "android.provider.Telephony.SMS_RECEIVED"; @Override public void onReceive(Context context, Intent intent) { // Log.i(TAG,

问题 I use HUAWEI USB stick modem and code below to send SMS successfully but under 140 of length (see the code pls -- double lenMes = textsms.Length / 2; ). But nowdays I see the really big SMS messages. So I am wondering what's wrong with AT commnds or may me hardware is old so I cannot send big SMS. Please any clue? using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; using System.IO.Ports; namespace sendSMSPDU { class Program {

问题 Looking at writing an application using the .NET Compact framework to extract SMS messages on my Windows Mobile phone. I basically want to be able to export the stored message in the inbox so that they could be imported to Excel or some other program for formatting and storage. In my personal case, I have a Treo 700w. I've written some small apps under the Compact Framework before, but I can't find anything referencing where the text messages are stored. I have some 7000 messages stored in my

问题 I'm using J2ME WMA to send/receive SMS into a specific port, wich in my case is port 50000. When one of the mobile devices is not running the application the message goes to the inbox, which by default is port 0. Is there any way to prevent this from happening? 回答1: PushRegistry resolves the issue but it's only available in WMA 2.0. Check the WMADemo sample at JavaME SDK 3.0. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4932972/sms-goes-to-the-inbox-when-the-mobile-is-disconnected

问题 We're planning to re-synchronize 2 of our machines that's having a 19ms delay from the NTP server (this involves SMS transaction). Those servers are having discrepancy with analytics results and we're suspecting it's one of the cause. So my question is, is it service affecting to re-sync the server to the NTP server? Thanks in advance! Have a great day! 回答1: If NTP is not already installed, use the following command to install: // Ubuntu or other Debian-based system sudo apt-get install ntp /

问题 this is Nsr.. I need some help about using private frameworks, i have checked almost all the links and articles about PF, but it didn't help me whatsoever. Iv also looked into Github but didn't get the required answer/result. I want to build an app regarding iPhone messaging. i want my phone not to recieve any SMS/MMS for a certain time(whenever i launch my app). Iv looked into Chatkit framework, but its not even my Private Framework's folder.. I am a beginner in using private API, actually

问题 I get Successful status code for my POST requests , Login is working fine , but the SMS is not sent I have gone through all codes on internet, most of them are out-dated, as the site has changed its code. import requests as req def login_way2sms(): with req.Session() as mySession: url = 'http://www.way2sms.com/re-login' home_url = 'http://www.way2sms.com/' mobile = [your registered mobile number] password = [your password] headers = dict(Referrer="http://www.way2sms.com/") before = mySession

问题 I am following this tutorial on setting my app as the default SMS app, but for some reason, my app does not appear in the list of available options. I have tried to research this as much as possible, but everything points back to that same tutorial, or is outdated. Do I need a <receiver> as well? Can someone explain what I am doing wrong? The code: @Override protected void onResume() { super.onResume(); Log.i("MainAcitvity", "On Resume Called"); // Only do these checks/changes on KitKat+, the

问题 I am trying to use isms in a root shell to send a SMS but still no luck. I have tried service call isms 4 s16 "+mynumber" s16 "" s16 "hello world!" s16 "" s16 "" but I am seeing this in the LogCat and SMS is not going out from the device. W/Parcel ( 1056): Attempt to read object from Parcel 0x52ecfdac at offset 124 that is not in the object list Is there a way to send a SMS using Shell without using SmsManager to do this.. Thanks 回答1: Try this: adb shell am start -a android.intent.action