EP1327341A2 - Procede de transmission de messages courts par l'intermediaire d'internet - Google Patents

Procede de transmission de messages courts par l'intermediaire d'internet

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EP1327341A2
EP1327341A2 EP01977970A EP01977970A EP1327341A2 EP 1327341 A2 EP1327341 A2 EP 1327341A2 EP 01977970 A EP01977970 A EP 01977970A EP 01977970 A EP01977970 A EP 01977970A EP 1327341 A2 EP1327341 A2 EP 1327341A2
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sms
data field
header
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Karl Guggisberg
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Universal Communication Platform AG
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    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04W—WIRELESS COMMUNICATION NETWORKS
    • H04W4/00—Services specially adapted for wireless communication networks; Facilities therefor
    • H04W4/12—Messaging; Mailboxes; Announcements
    • H04W4/14—Short messaging services, e.g. short message services [SMS] or unstructured supplementary service data [USSD]
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04L—TRANSMISSION OF DIGITAL INFORMATION, e.g. TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION
    • H04L51/00—User-to-user messaging in packet-switching networks, transmitted according to store-and-forward or real-time protocols, e.g. e-mail
    • H04L51/06—Message adaptation to terminal or network requirements
    • H04L51/066—Format adaptation, e.g. format conversion or compression
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04L—TRANSMISSION OF DIGITAL INFORMATION, e.g. TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION
    • H04L61/00—Network arrangements, protocols or services for addressing or naming
    • H04L61/09—Mapping addresses
    • H04L61/25—Mapping addresses of the same type
    • H04L61/2596—Translation of addresses of the same type other than IP, e.g. translation from MAC to MAC addresses
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04L—TRANSMISSION OF DIGITAL INFORMATION, e.g. TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION
    • H04L2101/00—Indexing scheme associated with group H04L61/00
    • H04L2101/60—Types of network addresses
    • H04L2101/618—Details of network addresses
    • H04L2101/65—Telephone numbers
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04W—WIRELESS COMMUNICATION NETWORKS
    • H04W92/00—Interfaces specially adapted for wireless communication networks
    • H04W92/16—Interfaces between hierarchically similar devices
    • H04W92/24—Interfaces between hierarchically similar devices between backbone network devices

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  • the present invention relates to a method for transmitting. Short messages between computers on the Internet, 'wherein the short message is sent to a composed of a header part and a payload data format, wherein at least one data field for determining the data format, at least one data field for identifying the sender, and at least one data field is inserted for receiver identification in the head portion ,
  • comparable data networks can also serve as a medium for the transmission of short messages.
  • SMS Short Messages System
  • SMSC short message service center
  • HLR Home Location Register
  • the HLR replies to the short message center (SMSC) with information, and the short message center (SMSC) sends this information together with the short message to the corresponding switching unit, the so-called Mobile Switching Center (MSC), which the subscriber or the corresponding base station in the cell in which the subscriber is currently located, searches and sends the short message to this base station.
  • MSC Mobile Switching Center
  • the transmission within the mobile phone network usually takes place according to the so-called SS7 (Signaling System No. 7) protocol.
  • SMS short message center
  • Short Message Peer-To-Peer Protocol (SMPP) 2) ' Universal Communication Protocol (UCP) 3) Computer Interface for Message Distribution (CIMD)
  • SMPP Short Message Peer-To-Peer Protocol
  • UCP Universal Communication Protocol
  • CIMD Computer Interface for Message Distribution
  • WO 00/36854 AI discloses a method for transmitting short messages to analog terminals, with a corresponding conversion of the digital content of the short message into analog signals, for example into audio signals. This enables the transmission of short messages from mobile phones, for example to analog fax machines.
  • the US 6,078,820 A and US 6,125,281 A describe other method of transmitting messages in telecommunication systems, but 'is a direct connection between the message center of the mobile telephone network operator and the respective server of the data network, such as the Internet, via a leased line is required ,
  • WO 99/20062 AI describes a method for transmitting SMS messages between a short message point and mobile devices, the short message being brought into a data format consisting of a header and a user part, with various data fields in the header, including a data field for the Sender identification are provided.
  • EP 0777 394 AI, US 6 067 529 A and WO 97/20442 AI describe methods for transmitting SMS messages over the Internet, for example converting an email into an SMS message and sending it to the mobile recipient is transmitted within a mobile network or the conversion of an SMS into a fax or email.
  • EP 0954 146 A2 shows a method for transmitting data over the Internet to a mobile terminal, usual data formats, so-called PDUs (Protocol Data Units) are used.
  • PDUs Protocol Data Units
  • the aim of the present invention is to provide a method for transmitting short messages over the Internet which is particularly efficient and flexible, with a generally valid data format to be used. Furthermore, the data format should be expandable for additional features of short messages and future new characteristics.
  • the disadvantages of the known methods are to be avoided or at least reduced, so that short messages can be sent in an efficient and cost-effective manner via data networks, such as the Internet.
  • the object of the invention is achieved in that character strings are exchanged between computers before, during and possibly after the transmission of the short message.
  • the exchange of such character strings together with the short message transmitted in a generally valid data format creates a universal protocol for the transmission of short messages between computers on the Internet.
  • the data format consisting of a header and the useful part, the header having at least one data field for defining the data format, at least one data field for transmitter identification and at least one data field for receiver identification, represents a generalized data format, all of which are used to describe the Short messages summarize the necessary parameters in a data record. It is thus possible to transmit all types of short messages, namely binary, textual and segmented short messages, according to the present method.
  • the data format is constructed in a similar way to the e-mail formats on the Internet and differs significantly from the usual data formats, the so-called PDUs (Protocol Data Units) for the three existing protocols SMPP, UCP and CIMD.
  • the useful part of the data format contains the actual information to be sent in the short message. By means of the defined header together with the corresponding useful message, it is possible to transmit the short message via the Internet between the short message centers of the telecommunication networks and the data network, regardless of the protocol used.
  • short messages with more than 160 characters can be sent without segmenting short messages as usual and having to chain together after the transfer. In the present case, messages that exceed 160 characters are only transmitted separated by line breaks.
  • the data format used can be expanded almost indefinitely to other data fields for future characteristics of short messages.
  • the data format together with the exchange of character strings between the computers makes it possible to transmit short messages efficiently and inexpensively using existing data networks, such as the Internet.
  • the present invention therefore provides the. Possibility of transmitting short messages between both mobile and stationary devices in a very convenient way.
  • the short messages are transmitted in accordance with the protocol described.
  • the protocol In the case of communication between the Internet and different telecommunications networks, the protocol must be converted between the protocols usually used and a protocol based on the data format according to the invention. Such a conversion is preferably carried out by software in so-called gateways.
  • a protocol for the transmission of short messages via computer networks is created, in which so-called connection-oriented sessions are possible from one end point to another end point.
  • So-called TCP / IP (Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol) -based networks are an example of this.
  • existing protocols are only designed for the transmission of short messages from an external short message unit to a short message center of a mobile radio operator.
  • character strings By exchanging character strings between the computers on the Internet, further functionalities can also be achieved. For example, before the transmission of a short message from the sender to a computer on the Internet, a character string is transmitted which instructs the computer to transmit the short message to a specific short message center of a specific mobile radio network.
  • the procedure described provides not only a transmission and management option for short messages is available on the Internet, but also guarantees a very high level of compatibility with the mobile network.
  • the known protocols contain only parameters which are tailored to the mobile radio network and would therefore be unsuitable as a protocol for a data network or the Internet.
  • the method according to the invention can also itself represent an interface protocol between the mobile radio network and data network and can also be used as a direct connection protocol to the mobile radio network.
  • two functionalities namely protocol for the data network and protocol for the interface to mobile radio networks, are realized, and the present method supports the increasing amalgamation between data and telecommunications networks.
  • At least one character string for channel selection is exchanged between the computers of the Internet before the short message is transmitted.
  • This measure makes it possible to instruct the computer on the Internet involved in the transmission of the short message, before the message is received, what to do with the message, for example where to send the message.
  • such information was included in the data format of the message, for example, so that it was only possible to decide after receiving the entire message and extracting the corresponding information: • What should happen to the message.
  • the method according to the invention does not require any additional method steps which would extract the corresponding information from the short message.
  • At least one character string for authenticating the sender of the short message is exchanged between the computers on the Internet and that this character string contains at least one user ID.
  • MIME version Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions
  • MIME type value is currently fixed at "1".
  • Additional parameters that are assigned to a short message can be set using additional data fields.
  • a data field for defining the type of short message is inserted in the header.
  • MIME type is used to differentiate between different transported content (media objects). Accordingly, this field is used to distinguish between purely textual, binary or segmented short messages.
  • the useful information of the short message is saved as normal text in ISO format when text messages are sent.
  • Binary short messages are transmitted as a sequence of hexadecimal-coded characters.
  • a data field for specifying a unique identification for the short message can also be inserted in the header.
  • a data field can be inserted in the header to indicate the type of network of the sender of the short message.
  • a data field for defining the numbering plan of the network of the transmitter can be inserted.
  • a data field for defining the type of the recipient's network and a data field for defining the numbering plan of the recipient's network can also be inserted.
  • An identifier for the transported with the 'short message content can also be for different applications of advantage. Accordingly, this identifier can be inserted in a field in the header of the data format.
  • Another field in the data format can be used to indicate whether the useful data is compressed in the short message.
  • Another data field can be provided to differentiate the class of the short message according to the GSM standard 03.38.
  • Another field in the data format can be reserved to determine the coding of the user data of the short message. For example, a distinction can be made between a normal alphabet, 8-bit data, the so-called UCS2 coding and others. To determine the priority of the short messages, for example, a scale from 0 to 9 can be inserted into another data field in the header.
  • the short message can be automatically deleted after this expiry time and can no longer be transmitted.
  • Another data field can be used to indicate whether a confirmation is requested after the short message has been successfully transmitted to the recipient or whether such confirmation is not requested.
  • Another data field can be reserved to indicate whether a previously delivered short message is to be replaced by the short message present. This allows redundant or out-of-date short messages to be automatically replaced by current short messages.
  • Another data field can be used to determine whether the short message should be sent repeatedly or not.
  • Another option in data format provides that a date on which the short message is to be forwarded can be entered.
  • a data field that can be used to enter the date on which the short message was created can also be advantageous.
  • Another data field can be provided for the transmission of the Internet addresses (IP number addresses) of the computers which are involved in the transmission. This allows security checks to be carried out on the receipt and transmission of short messages.
  • IP number addresses IP number addresses
  • the sending computer first registers with the receiving computer by means of a character string which contains a user ID and a password, after which the receiving computer responds to the sending computer with a character string which contains a status code and a status description which shows whether the registration was successful or not.
  • the sending computer selects an output channel at the receiving computer and for this purpose sends a character string together with the name of the output channel to the receiving computer.
  • the receiving computer replies with a character string that contains a status code and a status message, which shows whether the selection of the output channel was successful was or not.
  • the sending computer sends a short message to the receiving computer.
  • the sending computer can end an existing session at any time by transmitting an acknowledgment drawing chain to the receiving computer. In such a case, the receiving computer ideally replies with a character string which contains a status code and a status message which indicates whether the operation was successful or not.
  • Figure 1 is a schematic block diagram illustrating the transmission of short messages between mobile phones.
  • FIG. 2 shows a schematic block diagram to illustrate the transmission of short messages from a stationary terminal, such as a computer to a mobile phone;
  • a short message SMS ' is generated by a mobile telephone 1 and transmitted to a short message center SMSC of the mobile network operator.
  • the short message center SMSC sends a so-called send routing information SRI to the home location register HRL, which locates the recipient on the basis of the recipient number and replies to the short message center SMSC with corresponding information.
  • the short message center SMSC sends the corresponding data to an associated switching unit, the corresponding mobile switching center MSC.
  • the MSC ' finally sends the short message SMS to a corresponding base station BS, namely that which belongs to the cell in which the subscriber is currently located, and forwards the short message SMS to the mobile phone 2 of the recipient.
  • the computer 3 is sent or is set up by short messages originating from a gateway 9 and forwards the corresponding short messages to other computers 8; and finally the gateways 9 as a third type of node within the Internet 4, which can receive short messages from a transmitter via the computer 3 or a computer 8 located on the Internet 4 and forward them to a short message center SMSC of a telecommunications network 7.
  • the functions of the computers on the Internet 4 which are connected by means of the ISMTP protocol according to the invention are designated as follows: the computer 3 is referred to as the ISMT client, the computer 8 as the ISMT transfer agent and the computer 9 as the ISMT gateway.
  • the computer 9, the ISMT gateway takes the. Function of a so-called external short message unit ESME - (External Short Message Entity), which is connected via a direct connection to the short message center SMSC.
  • ESME - External Short Message Entity
  • the short messages are converted by the computer 9 (ISMT gateway) into the specific data formats or protocols which are required for communication with a short message center SMSC from a specific provider.
  • the short messages SMS are then transmitted to the short message center SMSC using one of the usual protocols SMPP, UCP or CIMD.
  • the protocol ISMTP according to the invention differs in two essential points from existing protocols for the transmission of short messages between so-called external short message units ESME and short message centers SMSC.
  • the protocol is not only machine-readable, but can also be read by a person or used manually as a command language.
  • the protocol allows messages to computer 8 (ISMT Transfer Agent) to send, which take the short message and continue editing, 'before being forwarded to another computer 8 (ISMT Transfer Agent) or delivered to a message center SMSC.
  • ISMT Transfer Agent computer 8
  • existing protocols are only for the transmission of short messages from an external short message unit ESME to a short message center SMSC. worfen. This is made possible by the character strings exchanged according to the invention between computers 3, 8, 9 on the Internet 4 before, during or after the transmission of the short message SMS between computers 3, 8, 9 on the Internet 4.
  • a computer Rl to the invention a short message by means of the OF INVENTION 'ISMTP protocol sends to a computer R2.
  • the computers R1 and R2 mentioned can be one of the computers 3 described above (ISMT client) 8 (ISMT transfer agent) or 9 (ISMT gateway).
  • the computer R1 opens a session-oriented connection via a data network, which allows session-oriented connections.
  • the computer R1 opens a TCP / IP connection via an IP-based network to a so-called dedicated port on the computer R2.
  • the computer R1 authorizes itself on the computer R2 by the computer R1 the character string .LOGIN together with a user ID and a password. sends to the computer R2.
  • the computer R2 also replies with a character string which contains a status code and a status description, from which it emerges whether the registration was successful or not.
  • the computer R1 selects a so-called output channel to which a short message SMS is to be transmitted below.
  • the computer R1 sends a character string .SELECT-CHANNEL together with the name of an output channel to the computer R2.
  • the computer R2 responds again with a character string which contains a status code and a status measurement, from which it follows whether the selection of the output channel was successful or not.
  • the computer R1 transmits a short message to the selected output channel at the computer R2, in which R1 transmits the character string .START-TRANSFER, followed by a short message in the data format described and the character string .END-TRANSFER to the computer R2.
  • the computer R2 in turn responds with a character string which contains a status code and a status message, from which it emerges whether the message could be successfully transmitted or not.
  • the computer R1 can send the character string .QUIT to the computer R2 at any time in order to end the existing session with the computer R2.
  • the computer R2 responds with a character string which contains a status code and a status message which indicates whether the operation was successful or not.
  • the following is an example of such a short message in text format, which is sent to the recipient address 436766688600:
  • MIME type x-ismt / x-text-message
  • FIG. 4 shows an example of a data format consisting of a header part 10 and a user part 32 with a number of data fields 11-31 in the header part 10, which are explained in more detail below:
  • This data field 11 specifies the MIME version of the short message; this field 11 is currently fixed to the value 1. For future changes, this can be entered in the corresponding data field 11 of the data format.
  • MIME Multipurple Internet Mail Extension
  • This data field 12 specifies the type of content (media objects) of the short message, i.e. whether it is a textual, segmented or binary short message.
  • This data field 13 can contain a unique identification, which is defined by the sender of the short message.
  • the value of this data field 13 is preferably in encrypted form.
  • This data field 14 specifies the type of network of the sender address and, in accordance with the GSM specification 03.40, 9.1.2.5, consists of a value between 0 and 7.
  • This data field 15 contains the network numbering plan of the sender address and has a value of 0, 1, 3, 4, 8, 9 or 10 in accordance with the GSM specification 03.40.9.1.2.5.
  • PO f-> PP ⁇ P d rX et d 01 ⁇ d D. N d ⁇ £ Di ⁇ ⁇ Di td ⁇ fr Hi Di J tr F- JP P- PJ F- tr tJ PP F- F- PPJ ⁇ PJ ⁇ F- P P- ⁇ P- ⁇ P-
  • This data field 28 contains an indication of whether the short message should be repeated or not.
  • This data field 29 contains an indication of the date and, if necessary, the time at which or on which the short message is to be forwarded.
  • This data field 30 contains an indication of the date and, if necessary, the time of production of the short message.
  • Sender IP address (sender IP address list): At most, the unique Internet address (IP address) of the sender of the short message can be entered in a data field 31 in the existing data format. In this way, all Internet addresses (IP number addresses) of the computers involved in the transmission can be specified. This allows security checks to be carried out when receiving and transmitting short messages.
  • Useful part 32 The actual useful message, which is either in textual form or in binary form, follows here after the data mentioned above. A hexadecimal conversion of the useful signal information can be provided.
  • a data record of a short message contains information about the MIME version, information about the address of the sender, information about, the address of the recipient and finally the short message in text or hexadecimal form and a corresponding closing character.
  • the technology according to the invention enables an efficient and cost-effective transmission of short messages via computer networks, such as the Internet, outside the cell phone networks.
  • the invention manifests itself in a special method or in a special transmission protocol and thus also in a special short message format.

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Abstract

L'invention concerne un procédé de transmission de messages courts (SMS) entre des ordinateurs (3, 8, 9) sur Internet (4). Le message court SMS est amené dans un format constitué d'une partie de tête (10) et d'une partie utile (32), et au moins un champ de données (11) destiné à déterminer le format de données, au moins un champ de données (16) destiné à l'identification de l'émetteur, et au moins un champ de données (19) destiné à l'identification du récepteur sont insérés dans la partie de tête (10). Selon l'invention, des chaînes de caractères (. LOGIN, . SELECT-CHANNEL) sont échangées entre les ordinateurs (3, 8, 9) avant, pendant, et notamment après transmission du message court SMS. L'utilisation dudit format de données et des chaînes de caractères échangées entre les ordinateurs (3, 8, 9) permet de mettre en oeuvre un protocole flexible, adapté à une telle transmission de données (ISMTP Protocole de Transfert de Messages Courts par Internet), ledit protocole reposant sur un réseau informatique tel qu'un réseau à base TCP-IP.
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