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public void onMessageReceived(
string sender,
string receiver,
string message,
string messageType,
DateTime sentTime,
DateTime receivedTime,
string serviceProvider
);
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Create a function with this header and attach it to the
onMessageReceived event to receive incoming messages in your
application.
Parameters
sender - The sender phone number
receiver - The
recipient phone number
message - The
message text or if a binary message is received the XML
representation of the binary message
messageType - The
message type. A list of the SMS message
types are available
in Appendix J.
sentTime - The
timestamp that shows when the message was sent
receivedTime - The
timestamp that shows when the message was received
serviceProvider - The
name of the service provider connection that received the message
Example
Step 1. - Create the event handling function:
void myMessageReceivedHandler(
string sender,
string receiver,
string message,
string messageType,
DateTime sentTime,
DateTime receivedTime,
string serviceProvider
)
{
console.writeln("A message is received from "+sender+
" the message text is: "+message);
};
Step 2. - Attach this event to the SMSClient object:
mySMSClient.onMessageReceived += ServerEventSink.wrap(myMessageReceivedHandler);
Hint: Notice the ServerEventSink.wrap method, that is used to attach the event.
This wrapper is used to work around an error that can happen when
asynchronous callbacks are invoked in .NET remoting.
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