send EMS messages using smsj api

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I am new to java programming. I have used smsj api to send messages from pc to mobile through a gsm modem. I have succesfully been able to send plain text messages using SmsSender.sendTextSms(msg, reciever, sender) as well as unicode messages using SmsSender.sendUnicodeTextSms("smsj हिन्दी मेसेज", reciever);.

They say it supports EMS messages too. I am trying to send picture messages (black and white), and audio clips through this. But i cannot figure out how to do this.

The documentation shows that there is a class EmsMessage that implements SmsMessage But i couldn't find any details on how to use it. I have also gone through its forum but again cant find any solution.

Hoping someone could guide me on this.

Posted 19-Mar-13 21:13pm

nikitharavinder

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Prasad Khandekar 24-Mar-13 11:31am

Well the code to send EMSMessage is not yet developed. I think the classes are just placeholders. All of them do not have any implementation. Please give a try to (http://www.ozekisms.com/).

Gian rebollido 26-Mar-13 1:33am

its to hard to find the solution of your problem.. don't torture yourself..

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