The EMI/UCP GSM SMSC Protocol Client Class is a software tool designed to facilitate messaging between SMS centers and mobile devices. Its features include support for GSM and UCP protocols, as well as advanced messaging functionality. With this tool, users can easily manage SMS messaging and ensure efficient communication between mobile devices.
Net::EMI::Client is a Perl module designed to facilitate the integration of an External Machine Interface (EMI) into your software. This module implements a Client Interface to the EMI specification, which utilizes the ERMES UCP (UNIVERSAL Computer Protocol) with SMSC-specific extensions.
The EMI protocol allows you to compose, send, receive, and deliver short messages to GSM Networks through EMI-enabled SMSC's (Short Message Service Center). This protocol is usually implemented over a TCP/IP or X.25 connection. The EMI/UCP specification is available at .
With this module, you can use the EMI Client class to easily send an SMS message to an SMSC. However, it's important to note that you'll need a valid login at the SMSC to use their services. It's worth noting that some SMSCs may provide their services for free, so if you're aware of any, please let us know!
To create an instance of the Net::EMI::Client object, you'll need to call the new() constructor. Once the object has been instantiated, all commands can be accessed through method calls on the object. Overall, this module is a great tool for any software developer looking to integrate EMI functionality into their software.
The EMI protocol allows you to compose, send, receive, and deliver short messages to GSM Networks through EMI-enabled SMSC's (Short Message Service Center). This protocol is usually implemented over a TCP/IP or X.25 connection. The EMI/UCP specification is available at .
With this module, you can use the EMI Client class to easily send an SMS message to an SMSC. However, it's important to note that you'll need a valid login at the SMSC to use their services. It's worth noting that some SMSCs may provide their services for free, so if you're aware of any, please let us know!
To create an instance of the Net::EMI::Client object, you'll need to call the new() constructor. Once the object has been instantiated, all commands can be accessed through method calls on the object. Overall, this module is a great tool for any software developer looking to integrate EMI functionality into their software.
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