Java_SMS.zip_java sms_java 短信_java_sms_sms_sms java

// SMS Transceiver // SMS Transceiver is a tool for sending and receiving SMS via a // serial connection between PC and a mobile phone. It establish // on the basis of a serial line (or IrDA) connection a AT command based // communication for sending and receiving SMS and SMS-based e-Mails. // // file: SMS.java // uses: SMSTools.java, Msg.java, Port.java // // This program uses the javax.comm Service from Sun to transfer data via the // serial PC port. Tested with JBuilder 6, JDK 1.3.1 on Windows 2000 and // with Nokia 6210 on port COM 1 in German D1 GSM net. Tested also via IrDA // connection with IrCOMM2k and Siemens SL55 (some of the features are not // available on the SL55). // // Third party tested with Siemens ME45 and Siemens S45, Windows XP and Unix. // // The AT commands for mobile telephone are specified in the ETSI standards: // TS 27.005 Data Circuit terminating Equipment (DTE - DCE) interface for // Short Message Service (SMS) and Cell Broadcast Service (CBS) // TS 07.07 AT command set for GSM Mobile Equipment (ME) // TS 27.007 AT command set for 3G User Equipment (UE) // TS 23.040 coding of PDUs // // Remarks: * Before starting this programm you have to adopt SMSDIALNO, EMAILDIALNO, // EMAILADR to your personal values. // * On some GSM networks you have to switch on the SMS to email option first. // This could be (on some networks) done with a SMS including the command OPEN to the SMSC. // * It is a good practice to test all AT command to a mobile first with a terminal programm. // * This tool works only with data coding scheme = 00 (=standard GSM Alphabet). // * Some SMSC uses non ETSI conform codings or unusual coding parameters, // this could cause problems with the decoding of the PDUs. // * SMS Transceifer work in PDU mode of the mobile phone not in text mode. By // the way text mode is quite simple, but there are many phone which don't // support it, because its an optional feature. // * Useful tool for PDU analysing : pduspy.exe (use e.g. Google for retrieving it) // * Some GSM networks supports for SMS a confirmation of receive. In the // German D1 GSM net this could be done by *T# at the beginning of the SMS. // * Statements for debuging are marked by "for debuging". // * For SMS only you don't need EMAILDIALNO and EMAILADR. This email stuff should // demonstrate the possibility to send Internet emails from a SMS device. // * The timing for sending and receiving data over the RS232 is on some // PC or Unix hardware sometimes quite critical. There are also some mobile phones // who sends the individual bytes of the response quite irregular, sometimes with // quite big breks between the individual bytes. The critical places for this // data communication are marked with [Timing]. // * The "create PDUs functionality" can be used to generate predefined PDU which can // be send via a simple microcontroller application with AT-commands to a mobile phone. // // Ideas for the next versions: * UCS2 support (difficult, quite much work) // * MMS support (only if a AT command interface is specified by ETSI) // * version for PIC microcontrollers (much work, difficult interoperability)) // // Warning: This programm deletes all the SMS stored in the mobile phone. // // Release Procedure: 1. find and solve all critical points marked by "???" // 2. Test all separate SMS Transceiver functionalities from GUI // 3. Anonymisize moile phone number and email adress // 4. Build HTML source code file // 5. Build source code file in ZIP package with JavaDoc files // // This source code is under GNU General Public License (see www.opensource.org for details). // Please send corrections and ideas for extensions to Wolfgang Rankl (www.wrankl.de). // Copyright 2003-2004 by Wolfgang Rankl, Munich // // 26. July 2004 - V 10, rw: clarification concerning type of address (TOA), // add create PDUs functionality, new method: convertCharArray2String // 5th published version // 4. June 2004 - V 9, rw: fix minor bugs in "read SMS" and "invest runtime", // add some console output about port activity for debugging, // put all hardware dependant methods into Port.java, // add some hints and clarifications for the serial communication, // increase robustness of the serial communication, // 4th published version // 25. May 2004 - V 8, rw: improved GUI, add parse SMS functionality, // simplify constructor of SMSTools, fix bug in deleteAllSMS() // add a open() method to class Msg (serial connection // is now only open during data transmission) // test connection via IrDA with IrCOMM2k and Siemens SL55 // fix bug in parse-functionality // 3rd published version // 4. Feb. 2004 - V 7, rw: fix some bugs, clarify some ambiguous documentation, // add getIndexOfSMS, add testConnection, add getLongTime // add getSignalQuality, add getBatteryStatus, // add decodeAddressField, adoped deleteSMS, add deleteAllSMS, // add GUI, new package Msg.java, improve read() method, // rebuild to a more object oriented programm, // 2nd published version // 28. May 2003 - V 6, rw: source simplifed and reviewed, 1st published version // 15. May 2003 - V 5, rw: improved documentation and clarifications // 24. April 2003 - V 4, rw: code review, optimisation of read(), improved documentation // 9. Jan. 2003 - V 3, rw: add method sendAT(...) // 20. Dec. 2002 - V 2, rw: improved documentation // 19. Dec. 2002 - V 1, rw: initial runnable version //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- package smspack; import java.awt.*; import java.awt.event.*; import java.util.*; import java.text.*; import javax.swing.*; public class SMS extends JFrame implements ActionListener { // TOA = type of address (= type of number || numbering plan identifier) // it is a national dialing number format (0x81, e.g. short number format for net internal calls) static final boolean TOA_NATIONAL = true; // TOA = type of address (= type of number || numbering plan identifier) // it is a international dialing number format (0x91, e.g. usual number format for normal calls) static final boolean TOA_INTERNATIONAL = false; static final String SMSTEXTSIGN = ">"; // sign for the begin of the SMS text static final int TIMEOUT = 2*60*1000; // timeout [ms] for SMS run time measurement static final int MAXNOSIMSMS = 20; // maximal number of stored SMS in SIM static final String SMSDIALNO = "0175108xxxx"; // dialing number for SMS transmission, this is the number of the phone you want to send the SMS static final String EMAILDIALNO = "8000"; // dialing number for eMail transmission, this is the number you have to dial if you want to convert a SMS into a e-Mail static final String EMAILADR = "wolfgang.rankl@xx.xx-xx.de"; // eMail adress static final String COMPORT = "COM1"; // used COM port for data transmission public static JTextArea ta = new JTextArea(40, 100); /** build the GUI with all it components */ SMS() { //----- create text area with scroll pane ta.setTabSize(4); ta.setFont(new