Jamaa SMPP Client is a .NET implementation of the SMPP protocol that focuses on providing an easy-to-use and robust SMPP client library for .NET developers. This project is intended to be used by developers who want to integrate SMS functionalities in their applications as well as students who are learning the SMPP protocol.

This is created based on https://jamaasmpp.codeplex.com/

Install-Package JamaaSMPP

• Downlad from http://www.seleniumsoftware.com/downloads.html
• Read User Guide http://www.seleniumsoftware.com/user-guide.htm

• Fixed: CommandType.AlertNotification to be 0x00000103

• Fixed: .Net Core Issues #37

• Moved to dotnet core

• Added: ShortMessage.MessageState

• Added: ShortMessage.NetworkErrorCode

• Added: ShortMessage.SubmitUserMessageReference property

  In case you want to use UserMessageReference in your app ONLY, and not submit to SMSC. Like SmppClient.MessageSent event.

• Added SmppConnectionProperties.UseSeparateConnections

  When null: Depends on SmppConnectionProperties.InterfaceVersion, if InterfaceVersion.v33 will be true, otherwise false. When true: Use two sessions for Receiver (CommandType.BindReceiver) and Transmitter (CommandType.BindTransmitter) When false: Use one session for Receiver and Transmitter in mode CommandType.BindTransceiver

• Support sending concatenated messages

• Fix Unicode Languages issue #2. Allow user to set UCS2 encoding in SMPPEncodingUtil SEE here

• Add TextMessage virtual method CreateSubmitSm() to allow user to change some properties (like Source address ton)

    class MyTextMessage : TextMessage
    {
        protected override SubmitSm CreateSubmitSm()
        {
            var sm = base.CreateSubmitSm();
            sm.SourceAddress.Ton = JamaaTech.Smpp.Net.Lib.TypeOfNumber.Aphanumeric;
            return sm;
        }
    }
  

• Add Message UserMessageReference, you can now use it on MessageSent event

    // set user message reference
    msg.UserMessageReference = Guid.NewGuid().ToString();
  

  on MessageSent event

    Console.WriteLine("Message Id {0} Sent to: {1}", e.ShortMessage.UserMessageReference, e.ShortMessage.DestinationAddress);
  

• Use custom encoding for each SmppClient instance

Default encdoing System.Text.Encoding.BigEndianUnicode

    client.SmppEncodingService = new SmppEncodingService(System.Text.Encoding.UTF8);

• Fix SMSCDefaultEncoding exception issue #4. There are 2 options here:

  • GSM Encoding (Default) : Use GSM 03.38 alphabet Wikipedia. (Code from https://github.com/mediaburst/.NET-GSM-Encoding/blob/master/GSMEncoding.cs)
  • JamaaSMPP version : Simple version of GSM 03.38 without Greeks alphapet

  You can choose between them by setting UseGsmEncoding property to true (defualt) to use GSM Encoding or ti false to use the other.

    JamaaTech.Smpp.Net.Lib.Util.SMSCDefaultEncoding.UseGsmEncoding = true; // or false
  

• Use Common.Logging for logging purpose

• PDU TLV collection methods

  • string GetOptionalParamString(Tag tag)
  • byte[] GetOptionalParamBytes(Tag tag)
  • byte? GetOptionalParamByte(Tag tag)
  • T? GetOptionalParamByte<T>(Tag tag) where T : struct
  • void SetOptionalParamString(Tag tag, string val, bool nullTerminated = false)
  • void SetOptionalParamByte<T>(Tag tag, T? val) where T : struct
  • void SetOptionalParamBytes(Tag tag, byte[] val)
  • void RemoveOptionalParameter(Tag tag)