/**
* See pcsl_network.h for definition.
*/
int
pcsl_network_init_start(void) {
javacall_result res;
res = javacall_network_init_start();
return javacall_to_pcsl_result(res);
}
/**
* Performs platform-specific initialization of the networking system.
*
* @return PCSL_NET_SUCCESS upon success;\n
* PCSL_NET_IOERROR for an error
*/
int
pcsl_network_init(void) {
javacall_result res;
res = javacall_network_init_start();
while (res == JAVACALL_WOULD_BLOCK)
res = javacall_network_init_finish();
switch (res) {
case JAVACALL_OK:
return PCSL_NET_SUCCESS;
case JAVACALL_FAIL:
return PCSL_NET_IOERROR;
}
return PCSL_NET_IOERROR;
}
/**
* send an SMS message
*
* Actually
* - sends a datagramm to 11101 port, it can be received by JSR205Tool.jar (used in TCK tests)
* - writes a message to the console (it is enough for native tests)
* The address to send datagram is one of the following:
* - 127.0.0.1 if JSR_205_DATAGRAM_HOST environment variable is not send
* - JSR_205_DATAGRAM_HOST environment variable value (if set).
*
* Refer to javacall_sms.h header for complete description.
*/
int javacall_sms_send( javacall_sms_encoding msgType,
const unsigned char* destAddress,
const unsigned char* msgBuffer,
int msgBufferLen,
unsigned short sourcePort,
unsigned short destPort) {
javacall_handle datagramHandle;
javacall_result ok;
int pBytesWritten = 0;
void *pContext;
unsigned char *pAddress;
javacall_int64 timeStamp = 0;
const char* recipientPhone = destAddress;
char* senderPhone = "+1234567";
int encodedSMSLength;
char* encodedSMS;
char* IP_text = getProp("JSR_205_DATAGRAM_HOST", "127.0.0.1");
//JSR205Tool listens on 11101 port, but sends to 11100 port
int smsRemotePortNumber = getIntProp("JSR_205_SMS_OUT_PORT", 11101);
javacall_network_init_start();
pAddress = getIPBytes_nonblock(IP_text);
encodedSMS = encodeSmsBuffer(msgType, destPort, timeStamp, recipientPhone, senderPhone,
msgBufferLen, msgBuffer, &encodedSMSLength);
ok = javacall_datagram_open(0, &datagramHandle);
if (ok == JAVACALL_OK) {
ok = javacall_datagram_sendto_start(datagramHandle, pAddress, smsRemotePortNumber,
encodedSMS, encodedSMSLength, &pBytesWritten, &pContext);
if (ok != JAVACALL_OK) {
javacall_print("Error: SMS sending - datagram blocked.\n");
}
}
javacall_print("## javacall: SMS sending...\n");
javanotify_sms_send_completed(JAVACALL_SMS_SENDING_RESULT_SUCCESS, 13);
return 1;
}
