Once the MT rule is changed during the live campaigns, the new SMS campaign getting submitted to the iTextPro application will be routed via the new gateway. The messages present in the old gateway queue will be submitted via the old gateway only. Note : It is NEVER recommended to change the gateway midway of the campaign […]
Monthly Archives: April 2022
What is System Type in SMPP Gateway?
System type is used to categorize the type of ESME binding to the SMSC. For eg: SMPP. This parameter is optional for the gateway configuration.
How to check the SMTP settings?
SMTP settings are used to send a Notification alert via Email of various events to your end-user in iTextPro. Admin needs to make sure SMTP settings are correctly configured and working to receive system alerts. You can visit www.gmass.co/smtp-test or www.smtper.net etc to simulate the SMTP settings details, once you are able to recieve the test […]
What is the character length limit of web browsers?
This is a popular question because different browsers can have their own URL length limit . Most web browsers display the URL of a web page above the page in an address bar. There is really no universal maximum URL length . Although the specification of the HTTP protocol does not specify any maximum length but usually it supports URL’s under […]
My API isn’t Accepting Special Characters?
URL-encoding is a mechanism for encoding information in a API URL. Although it is known as URL-encoding. Another character that has semantic importance in the query string are :,/,?,#,[,],@,|,&,!,=,$,”,*,+ etc which is used to separate the various var=value pairs in the query string. So, these values also need to be used in encoded form. These […]
What is convert message id in SMPP gateway
When any message is submitted to SMSC, SMSC issue a unique message id against each message. It can be in decimal or in hex format. Subsequently when they provide the DLR, SMSC should send exactly the same message ID in DLR so that iTextPro can match both and update the DLR. However, there are few […]