Day: August 12, 2018

1) Introduction to SMPP and SMSC

SMPP — Short Message Peer to Peer protocol is an open, industry standard protocol designed to provide a flexible data communications interface for transfer of short message data between a Message Center, such as a Short Message Service Centre (SMSC), GSM Unstructured Supplementary Services Data (USSD) Server, or other types of message center and SMS application systems, such as a WAP Proxy Server, Email Gateway, or other messaging gateway. The advantage of supporting SMPP protocol with the Axis2 SMS Transport is that it can be used to send and receive a high volume of short messages very fast. SMPP protocol is an application layer protocol that can be used over TCP. There are many SMPP gateways available in the world, and now almost all the message centers support SMPP.

Use Case 01

There is HTTP SMS API and the user can invoke it with HTTP call with JSON. The API is able to send an SMS for the request number in the JSON request with a message in JSON. https://goo.gl/VgkA4s #DataIntegration #ML

#ICYDK: Most organizations currently have medium-to-complete footprints of Cloud and SaaS applications. Once an organization tastes the cloud benefits, the pace of adoption usually increases until only the core on-premise applications remain that have no relevant cloud substitute or the “payoff” for replacing with a cloud alternative is not justifiable. SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) providers deliver newer capabilities in less time-to-market, leading to faster innovation. The SaaS products further drive the integration platform to adhere to its faster release cycles, all the while, supporting business agility.

Some may ask,“How good is a feature that is configured in SaaS within 10 min but takes a few days to integrate that feature to another app?” An often-asked complaint, but valid! https://goo.gl/Td8ixm #DataIntegration #ML