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SMSC Relay VCL SDK 2.1.82


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Requirements All Windows Pentium II 300Mhz 64MB RAM 5MB HDD
Downloads 0 Limitations None
Publisher TOPS Corp. File Size 2.2M
Date added 22 Jan 2004 Check your speed

SMSC Relay VCL SDK library is a set of optimized VCL components enabling quick creation of applications implementing the communication with the SMSC through TCP/IP protocol. Key features:

  • Multithreading construction ensures maximum efficiency of the sending and receiving messages process
  • Receiving messages sent by users to special (short) numbers (contests, surveys, voting services etc.)
  • Possibility to send and receive SMS and EMS messages, messages containing images, animations, logos, sounds etc.
  • Possibility to send and receive seven-bit text messages, eight-bit messages with binary data as well as text messages encoded in Unicode (UCS2) standard
  • Full information about the message delivery status
  • Support for messages containing user header (UDH) and for encrypted messages
  • Possibility to send messages in Direct Display mode (FlashSMS)
  • Possibility to attach an alphanumeric signature to messages
  • Network connection keep-alive functionality
  • Tested in cooperation with many SMSC configuration

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