wma api in j2me

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to my full astonishment , i am bewildered with the behavior of nokia
3110c , i have developed a small application in j2me midp 2 to send a
sms eg(INNOLABS MDM DATE DATA1 DATA2 DATE3 DATA4) TO 5667780 , if data
is correctly received by number 5667780 i will get a response eg
("thank you your information has been submitted , you can change it
within 2 hours from now ").
Program is written and tested , i tested it on sony ericsson w700i ,
there it works fine , i receive the acknowledgment massage from my
number (5667780) , but the problem arise here when the same massage is
tested with nokia 3110c , this model of nokia sends a blank sms to my
mentioned number i.e. 5667780 ( and not INNOLABS MDM DATE DATA1 DATA2
DATA3 DATA4 ) I DONT know why the same program is showing different
behavior on two mobile while i am using sun wireless tool kit sdk
version 3 on netbeans 6.7

this is my first encounter with nokia

kindly help me if their is some setting problem in this model , i
shall be higly thankfull

 

[Roedy Green]

Program is written and tested , i tested it on sony ericsson w700i ,
there it works fine , i receive the acknowledgment massage from my
number (5667780) , but the problem arise here when the same massage is
tested with nokia 3110c , this model of nokia sends a blank sms to my
mentioned number i.e. 5667780 ( and not INNOLABS MDM DATE DATA1 DATA2
DATA3 DATA4 ) I DONT know why the same program is showing different
behavior on two mobile while i am using sun wireless tool kit sdk
version 3 on netbeans 6.7

this is my first encounter with nokia

If I were in your boots, the first thing I would look for is some way
to query the devices for version of software installed.

Perhaps your Nokia supports only some older version of the API.

I would of course Google "Nokia 3110c SMS" and discover all the
software available for doing SMS, and see if any of that worked
properly.

I might use that software, or snoop on how it works to find out the
secret.
--
Roedy Green Canadian Mind Products
http://mindprod.com

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