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MIDlet via SMS download

 
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Hi to everyone

Anybody knows if it's possible to download a midlet
by sending a sms to a service?

thanxs
 
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Yes, thats how you usually receive e.g. a game.
 
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thanx for your answer

could you send me a link where i can find the details
for an implementation of that ...?
 
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Im sorry Davide, but I have no experience with this type of applications.
You might say, that im on the other side of the fence.

Try to talk to your operator; you most likely need a special account or
set up.

/Svend Rost
 
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Hi,

yeah, talking to the operator is what you need. Also read up about
"Push Proxy Gateways (PPG)". Generally, for a moderate fee of some thousands bucks, you'll get an HTTP call into the server of your choice when a message designated for you is sent by a user. The message will include source information, so then you can send a WAP push (again, if provider allows) or SMS push back to the phone that originated the message. Then the user can download the midlet.
 
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