AndroSMS SMSServer

This application turns your Android phone into a powerful SMSServer. You can write software in any language on any platform via a simple socket to send or receive text messages.
The controls are very simple and can also be sent via telnet or netcat, you can also query the incoming list and mark them as unread or read.
They accept multiple connections
Here is the list of commands:
help
- Return the list of commands you can use
list
- Return the list of SMS in memory
count
- Return the number of SMS in memory
listnew
- Return the list of unread SMS
countnew
- Returns the number of unread SMS
get XXX
- Returns the SMS with id XXX
mark XXX
- Marks the SMS with id XXX as read
unmark XXX
- Marks the SMS with id XXX Unread
delete XXX
- Delete the SMS with id XXX
close
- Close connection
send ToPhoneumber Message
- Send an SMS with the text 'Message' to the number 'ToPhoneumber'.
example
send 33344455566 This is the text of the message
or using netcat from linux

echo send 3938261162 This is an example | nc 192.168.2.12 3387

When you receive a text message, you can call a URL in order to store on a server the SMS received.
The query string (URL) can be configured by inserting the following placeholders:
[FROM] Phone number sender
[DATE] The SMS sending date
[MARK] Marker that triggered the request
[TEXT] Text message received
Once you called the url the SMS is marked as 'read'

- onrcvfrom from querystring
Is called the querystring for all messages from the telephone number 'from' the * indicates all numbers
es:
onrcvfrom +390211223344 http://zuccoli.myds.me:3388/onsms.aspx?from=[FROM]&Date=[DATE]&Txt=[TEXT]

or:
onrcvfrom * http://zuccoli.myds.me:3388/onsms.aspx?from=[FROM]&Date=[DATE]&Txt=[TEXT]

- onrcvmark mark querystring
It is called the querystring for all messages where the first word is 'mark'
onrcvmark event http://zuccoli.myds.me:3388/onsms.aspx?from=[FROM]&Date=[DATE]&Mrk=[MARK]&Txt=[TEXT]
N.B. Field TEXT will not contain the first word that is 'mark'


- listcallback
Show all set callback

deletecallback [from]|[mark]
Delete a callback when the filter is' from or 'mark'

Each command ends with ‘OKnr’