I browsed probably the whole Forum Nokia and still couldn't get this to work properly - using MTM ( connection to the messaging server) is a solution, but your app then cannot intercept incoming smss, it only gets notified on them. What I wanted to do is to catch the SMSs before it goes into standard inbox, and then let my app decide whether to "forward" this message to the inbox or not. Connection to the socket server would probably be needed here, but I couldn't do this Anyone dealt with RSocketServ in such a scenario (i.e. catching incoming smss?) Regards Pawel
 
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Listening for SMS
I have a DLL which can send and receive normal SMS. However there seems to be something special about WAP push SMS as the are not being detected - although the phone happily received them. Is there anything out of the ordinary that need to be done that isnt done for normal SMS
I browsed probably the whole Forum Nokia and still couldn't get this to work properly - using MTM ( connection to the messaging server) is a solution, but your app then cannot intercept incoming smss, it only gets notified on them. What I wanted to do is to catch the SMSs before it goes into standard inbox, and then let my app decide whether to "forward" this message to the inbox or not. Connection to the socket server would probably be needed here, but I couldn't do this Anyone dealt with RSocketServ in such a scenario (i.e. catching incoming smss?) Regards Pawel
Yes, i need to do this also, so, u get the answer already? mind to share with me? i really need ur help...
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Can you give me a concrete link to the example and docs that you say?
Thanks again!
it also listen the income sms but it check the BIO Message.
therefore u can remove the delete check BIO statement
Change that example more suitable for you.
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Implement a class derived from MMsvSessionObserver and override HandleSessionEventL() - looking for EMsvEntriesCreated.
Then hook this into the system using CMsvSession::OpenSyncL()
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Anyone dealt with RSocketServ in such a scenario (i.e. catching incoming smss?)
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Pawel
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Anyone dealt with RSocketServ in such a scenario (i.e. catching incoming smss?)
Regards
Pawel
Yes, i need to do this also, so, u get the answer already? mind to share with me? i really need ur help...
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This tells you how to intercept sms messages invisibly.