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Chapter 3. SMS Messaging Server design

checks if there is any unprocessed messages. As soon as there’s an unprocessed message, it will

trigger all scripts that match a predefined condition.

Let’s demonstrate this with a small sample:

A system is running ActiveXperts SMS Messaging Server. It has several projects running

simultaneously; one of the projects is a workflow system, where 3 pre-defined persons

(+4400000001, +4400000002 and +4400000003) can enter their workflow through SMS.

At the same time, the system is able to accept messages from anybody else, to query the product

database. To verify validity of the product database query, the keyword 'PRODUCT' is required,

otherwise an error message is replied to the sender.

The Trigger-configuration is shown in the following table:

Condition Script

Sender = '+4400000001' OR

Sender = '+4400000002' OR

Sender = '+4400000003'

Projects\Workflow\Tirggers\WorkFlow.vbs

Body LIKE '%PRODUCT%' Projects\ProductInfo\Triggers\ProductInfo.vbs

ANY Projects\Triggers\UnknownMessage.vbs

In the above table, the WorkFlow.vbs will be called if the sender’s mobile number matches

either ‘+4400000001’, ‘+4400000002’ or ‘+4400000003’.

Let’s assume that the sender’s number equals ‘+4400000001’. WorkFlow.vbs sets the status of

the message to ‘Processed’ and will create a reply in the message database (Saying ‘Thank you

for the workflow’).

The other scripts will not be triggered, because WorkFlow.vb has set the status to ‘Processed’.

If the sender’s number does not match ‘+4400000001’, ‘+4400000002’ or ‘+4400000003’, the

server will check if the string ‘Product’ can be matched against the message body. If so, it will

call ProductInfo.vbs. If not, it will call UnknownMessage.vbs.

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