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This system allows the setup of architectures for the delivery of ringtones, wallpapers and special messages with premium content.
As an option, it can be configured to generate as a reply a WAP PUSH indicating the URL where the content is located.
The CDA receives text messages (SMS), generated in mobile terminals, analyzes their parameters, and searches in a database the content being requested. As a result, one or several SMS are sent to the originator with the requested content.
The request is generated from a mobile terminal and routed from the SMSC to the SMPP Router, which functions as a link between the CDA content application and the cellular network. The setup of SMPP connections to multiple SMSC platforms and the routing of each message fall on the SMPP router, so that the reply can be sent back to the source of the request.
The access to the database is made via TCP/IP, so that it does not necessarily have to be at the same location as the application.
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. Allows up to 64 SMS per second to be sent by each SMPP connection.
. Two-way communication.
. Low hardware requirements.
. Linux operative system.
. Redundant configurations option.
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. Quick setup of applications that use SMS as means of communication.
. Delivery of ringtones, wallpapers and WAP PUSH.
. Excellent cost/benefit ratio in the use of computer resources.
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