ServiceMix SMPP

The ServiceMix SMPP component provides support for receiving and sending SMS using the SMPP protocol via the enterprise service bus. It uses the jSMPP library.

Maven Archetype

You can use Maven servicemix-smpp-service-unit archetype to create a SMPP service unit:

mvn archetype:create \
  -DarchetypeGroupId=org.apache.servicemix.tooling \
  -DarchetypeArtifactId=servicemix-smpp-service-unit \
  -DarchetypeVersion=2010.01 \
  -DgroupId=your.group.id \
  -DartifactId=your.artifact.id \
  -Dversion=your-version

Once you've customized the service unit, simply install the SU:

mvn install

Remember that to be deployable in ServiceMix, the ServiceUnit has to be embedded in a Service Assembly: only the Service Assembly zip file can be deployed in ServiceMix.
To add your SU in a SA, you need to define it in the dependency sets:

<dependency>
  <groupId>your.group.id</groupId>
  <artifactId>your.artifact.id</artifactId>
  <version>your-version</version>
</dependency>(servicemix-smmp 2010.02 or newer)

Endpoints Configuration

Consumer Endpoint

A SMPP Consumer endpoint connects to a SMPP server, waiting for incoming SMS message. When a SMS message comes, the endpoint converts it into a JBI message (using the marshaler) and send to the NMR.

Currently, the SMPP Consumer endpoint only supports the DELIVERY_SM protocol data unit, which will acknowledge positive even if the exchange fails.

<smpp:consumer service="test:service"
               endpoint="endpoint"
               host="smpp.example.com"
               port="2700"
               systemId="user"
               password="passwd"/>

Name	Type	Description	Default
service	QName	the service name of the endpoint	require to be spec'd
endpoint	string	the endpoint name of the endpoint	require to be spec'd
targetService	QName	the service name of the target endpoint
targetEndpoint	string	the endpoint name of the target endpoint
host	string	the SMPP server hostname/IP	require to be spec'd
port	int	the SMPP server port number	2700
systemId	string	the SMPP user system ID	require to be spec'd
password	string	the SMPP user password	require to be spec'd
marshaler	class	org.apache.servicemix.smpp.marshaler.SmppMarshalerSupport	DefaultSmppMarshaler

Provider Endpoint

A SMPP Provider endpoint expects messages coming from the NMR, converts it into a SMS message (using the marshaler) and send to the SMPP server.

Currently, the SMPP Provider endpoint only supports the SUBMIT_SM protocol data unit. Positive or negative acknowledgements received from the SMSC will set the Exchange status to DONE or ERROR. For InOut Exchanges the OUT NormalizedMessage is a copy of IN message.

<smpp:provider service="test:service"
               endpoint="endpoint"
               host="smpp.example.com"
               port="2700"
               systemId="user"
               password="passwd"/>

Name	Type	Description	Default
service	QName	the service name of the endpoint	require to be spec'd
endpoint	string	the endpoint name of the endpoint	require to be spec'd
targetService	QName	the service name of the target endpoint
targetEndpoint	string	the endpoint name of the target endpoint
host	string	the SMPP server hostname/IP	require to be spec'd
port	int	the SMPP server port number	2700
systemId	string	the SMPP user system ID	require to be spec'd
password	string	the SMPP user password	require to be spec'd
marshaler	class	org.apache.servicemix.smpp.marshaler.SmppMarshalerSupport	DefaultSmppMarshaler

Marshalers

By default, SMPP endpoints expect (and generate) the content of the message in XML format. The XML message looks like:

<message>
  <source>SOURCE_PHONE_NUMBER</source>
  <destination>DESTINATION_PHONE_NUMBER</destination>
  <text>MESSAGE_CONTENT</text>
  <npi>NATIONAL_PREFIX_INDICATOR</npi>
  <ton>TYPE_OF_NUMBER</ton>
</message>

If you want to manipulate different format, you need to define your own marshaler.

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<beans xmlns:smpp="http://servicemix.apache.org/smpp/1.0"
       xmlns:test="http://test">

  <smpp:consumer service="test:smpp"
                 endpoint="endpoint"
                 host="smpp.example.com"
                 port="2700"
                 systemId="test"
                 password="test">
    <property name="marshaler">
       <bean class="org.apache.servicemix.smpp.marshaler.OtherSmppMarshaler"/>
    </property>
  </smpp:consumer>

</beans>

Optional Parameters (for servicemix-smpp 2010.02 or newer)

SMPP provides a set of Optional parameters that can be set on the supported protocol data units. The default SMPP marshaler will treat the optional parameters as Normalized message properties (will copy matching properties from the NormalizedMessage to the PDU and vice versa). Below is a small matrix the presentes the supported optional parameters and how they are mapped to NomralizedMessage properties.

Name	Type	Supported by PDUs	Description
DEST_ADDR_SUBUNIT	Byte	SUBMIT_SM, DATA_SM	The subcomponent in the destination device for which the user data is intended.
DEST_NETWORK_TYPE	Byte	DATA_SM	The correct network for the destination device.
DEST_BEARER_TYPE	Byte	DATA_SM	The correct bearer type for the delivering the user data to the destination.
DEST_TELEMATICS_ID	Short	DATA_SM	The telematics identifier associated with the destination.
SOURCE_ADDR_SUBUNIT	Byte	SUBMIT_SM, DATA_SM	The subcomponent in the destination device which created the user data.
SOURCE_NETWORK_TYPE	Byte	DATA_SM	The correct network associated with the originating device.
SOURCE_BEARER_TYPE	Byte	DATA_SM	The correct bearer type for the delivering the user data to the destination.
SOURCE_TELEMATICS_ID	Byte	DATA_SM	The telematics identifies associated with the source.
QOS_TIME_TO_LIVE	Integer	DATA_SM	Time to live as a relative time in seconds from submission.
PAYLOAD_TYPE	Byte	SUBMIT_SM, DELIVERY_SM, DATA_SM	Defines the type of payload (e.g. WDP, WCMP, etc.).
ADDITIONAL_STATUS_INFO_TEXT	String	DATA_SM_RESP	ASCII text giving a description of the meaning of he response
RECEIPTED_MESSAGE_ID	String	DELIVERY_SM	SMSC message ID of receipted message Should be present for SMSC Delivery Receipts and Intermediate Notifications.
MS_MSG_WAIT_FACILITIES	Byte	SUBMIT_SM	This parameter controls the indication and specifies the message type (of the message associated with the MWI) at the mobile station.
PRIVACY_INDICATOR	Byte	SUBMIT_SM, DELIVERY_SM, DATA_SM	Indicates the level of privacy associated with the message.
SOURCE_SUBADDRESS	String	SUBMIT_SM, DELIVERY_SM, DATA_SM	The subaddress of tmessage originator.
DEST_SUBADDRESS	String	SUBMIT_SM, DELIVERY_SM, DATA_SM	The subaddress of tmessage destination.
USER_MESSAGE_REFERENCE	Short	SUBMIT_SM, DELIVERY_SM, DATA_SM	ESME asginged message reference number.
USER_RESPONSE_CODE	Byte	SUBMIT_SM , DATA_SM	A user response code.
SOURCE_PORT	Short	SUBMIT_SM, DELIVERY_SM, DATA_SM	Indicates the application port number associated with the source address of the message. This parameter should be present for WAP applications.
DESTINATION_PORT	Short	SUBMIT_SM, DELIVERY_SM, DATA_SM	Indicates the application port number associated with the destination address of the message. This parameter should be present for WAP applications.
LANGUAGE_INDICATOR	Byte	SUBMIT_SM, DELIVERY_SM, DATA_SM	Indicates the language of an alphanumeric text message.
SAR_MSG_REF_NUM	Byte	SUBMIT_SM, DATA_SM	The reference number for a particular concatenated short message.
SAR_TOTAL_SEGMENTS	Byte	SUBMIT_SM, DATA_SM	Indicates the total number of short messages within the concatenated short message.
SAR_SEGMENT_SEQNUM	Byte	SUBMIT_SM, DATA_SM	Indicates the sequence number of a particular short message fragment within the concatenated short message.
SC_INTERFACE_VERSION	Byte	BIND (not applicable)	Smmp version supported by the SMSC (not applicable)
CALLBACK_NUM_PRES_IND	String	SUBMIT_SM, DATA_SM	Defines the callback number presentation and screening.
CALLBACK_NUM_ATAG	String	SUBMIT_SM, DATA_SM	Associates a displayable alphanumeric tag with the callback number.
NUMBER_OF_MESSAGES	Byte	SUBMIT_SM, DATA_SM	Indicates the number of messages stored in a mail box.
CALLBACK_NUM	String	SUBMIT_SM, DELIVERY_SM, DATA_SM	A callback number associated with the short message. Smpp supports multiple occurances of this parameter per message, but servicemix-smmp only supports once per message.
DPF_RESULT	String	DATA_SM_RESP	Indicates whether the Delivery Pending Flag was set.
SET_DPF	String	DATA_SM	Indicator for setting Delivery Pending Flag on delivery failure.
MS_AVAILABILITY_STATUS	Byte	QUERY_SM	The status of the mobile station.
NETWORK_ERROR_CODE	String	DELIVERY_SM, DATA_SM	Network Error Code. May be present for Intermediate Notifications and SMSC Delivery Receipts.
MESSAGE_PAYLOAD	String	SUBMIT_SM, DELIVERY_SM, DATA_SM	Contains the extended short message user data. Up to 64K octets can be transmitted.
DELIVERY_FAILURE_REASON	Byte	DATA_SM_RESP	Include to indicate reason for delivery failure.
MORE_MESSAGES_TO_SEND	Byte	SUBMIT_SM, DATA_SM	Indicates that there are more messages to follow for the destination SME.
MESSAGE_STATE	Byte	DELIVERY_SM	Message State. Should be present for SMSC Delivery Receipts and ntermediate Notifications.
USSD_SERVICE_OP	Byte	SUBMIT_SM	This parameter is used to identify the required USSD Service type when interfacing to a USSD system.
DISPLAY_TIME	Byte	SUBMIT_SM, DATA_SM	Provides the receiving MS with a display time associated with the message.
SMS_SIGNAL	Byte	SUBMIT_SM, DATA_SM	Indicates the alerting mechanism when the message is received by an MS.
MS_VALIDITY	Byte	SUBMIT_SM	Indicates validity information for this message to the recipient MS.
ALERT_ON_MESSAGE_DELIVERY	Null	SUBMIT_SM, DATA_SM	Request an MS alert signal be invoked on message delivery.
ITS_REPLY_TYPE	Byte	SUBMIT_SM, DELIVERY_SM, DATA_SM	The MS user’s reply method to an SMS delivery message received from the network is indicated and controlled by this parameter.
ITS_SESSION_INFO	Byte	SUBMIT_SM, DELIVERY_SM, DATA_SM	Session control information for Interactive Teleservice.

Note: DATA_SM, QUERY_SM and and response PDUs are not currently supported.