Boomerang Library Guide
BOOMERANG is the component library for GSM communication software development. The components are primary written for Delphi 5, but they are usable also for Delphi 4,6,7 and Kylix 3 and finally for Delphi 8 for .NET Framework. Some components are available as ActiveX objects usable by any ActiveX capable application (Visual Basic, Visual C#, Visual Basic for Applications, Delphi etc.)
Features
- (serial) port components
- modem components (client dial-up communication)
- socket components (TCP/IP client side)
- TAPI components (TAPI 2.0 - Win98, WinNT)
- GSM modem components
- BMG components (Business Message Gateway), Nokia CIMD protocol(Computer Interface to Message Distribution)
- BMG client
- EMI components (ERMES UCP, T-Online SMS Direct, Oskar OSKO)
- EMI client
- terminal component
- narrow band socket (NBS) protocol, UDH (user data header) protocol
- OTA (over-the-air) services
- Smart messages (CLI, logos, picture messages, ringing tones, business cards, calendar)
- EMS (pictures, animations, sounds, etc.)
- OCX libraries for SMS and EMI communication
- Wap Push messages
- WAP WBXML support
The components are multi-threaded. It means, that communication components can work asynchronously (non-modally).
EMI CLIENT
Is a sample fully functional application that demonstrates all the TEMIClient (p.21) functions. Since it is an automation server its function can be used by other application through COM/DCOM technology.
There are enabled two methods of keep-alive. First method uses command 31 (SMT->SMSC) and second one uses specific bidirectional messaging - commands 51 (SMT->SMSC) and 52 (SMSC->SMT) with configurable specification.
Before using a automation server is necessary to register it executing EMI client program with the /regserver parameter, unregistering then with the /unregserver parameter. Received messages are passed to client using events
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