US20040110516A1 - System for interconnecting a remote server with a short message server centre (SMSC) via the internet - Google Patents

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US20040110516A1 US10/634,143 US63414303A US2004110516A1 US 20040110516 A1 US20040110516 A1 US 20040110516A1 US 63414303 A US63414303 A US 63414303A US 2004110516 A1 US2004110516 A1 US 2004110516A1
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  • the object of the invention in question is to allow the bi-directional transmission of short messages between a remote server and a mobile telephone user through Internet, and more specifically on http protocol (hypertext transfer protocol).
  • http protocol hypertext transfer protocol
  • the invention has developed a new system that permits the interconnection of a remote server with a message service centre to be carried out through Internet and more specifically the invention is characterized in that the remote server communicates with the SMSC via the Internet hypertext transfer protocol (http); for which both the SMSC and the remote server have means of bi-directional transmission/reception of short messages via http.
  • https Internet hypertext transfer protocol
  • the transmission/reception means of the SMSC and of the remote server are defined by a client module and a server module; client modules comprising a block for composing short messages adapted to the http protocol (SMS-http), which composes SMS messages adapted for their transmission via the Internet http protocol. Client modules also comprise a block for transmission of the SMS-http messages to the server module to which it is desired to send them.
  • SMS-http short messages adapted to the http protocol
  • server modules of the SMSC and of the remote server comprise an SMS-http message reception block and the server module of the mobile telephony operator has a block for composing the SMS proper, which composes the SMS message from the SMS-http message.
  • This system has the great advantage that it implies a considerable saving in costs, since practically the entirety of the remote servers have connections to Internet as well as client modules and http server modules, based on which the system of the invention is implemented, apart from its costs being very low.
  • SMS protocols are only implemented once in the client module—server module of the mobile telephony operator, which eliminates the costs of each implementation of these protocols on the part of each new service provider.
  • These features also mean no information need be offered to the providers on the internal procedures and facilities of the mobile telephony operator, since for the remote servers, it is only necessary to know the connection data with the http server which reads this protocol.
  • the server modules of the invention comprise a data analysis block that has access to a database to verify the data of the originator, of the message addressee, and of the access code, and as a function of this verification, it generates a return code signalling that these data are correct or on the contrary they are errored.
  • the server modules have a block for generating return codes to indicate this circumstance, and also, in the event there has been an error to signal the type of error produced.
  • client modules have a block for reception of return codes in order to know if the data are correct or errored, and in this last case, the type of error produced.
  • client modules comprise a means of calculating additional safety functions, as for example can be HASH functions used conventionally in commercial transactions through Internet.
  • server modules have to comprise a means of verifying the HASH security functions in order to generate a return code that accepts or denies the communication as a function of the HASH sent and obtained.
  • This feature provides an additional advantage, by offering greater security than that conventionally provided by the conventional short message system, since it allows identification of the service providers, the telephone numbers to which the messages are directed and the content of the messages, as well as the application of security rules and usage restrictions and statistics on use.
  • client modules have encoding means that are complemented with decoding means foreseen in the server modules, to allow more characters and symbols to be sent/received.
  • the encoding/decoding means carry out base 64 encoding/decoding, which as is known allows 8-bit working in 7-bit environments, whereby twice the characters are obtained than with 7 bits.
  • the SMS message composition block of the server module of the SMSC has means for translation from the SMS-http message to GSM characters. This translation is carried out before composing the SMS messages and after base 64 decoding in the event of this being necessary, to allow the SMS messages to be sent via the GSM network.
  • the invention also contemplates the possibility that client modules or server modules have information segmentation means to send longer messages.
  • the segmentation means are foreseen in the message composition block.
  • the short message composition block of the server module has means to recover the mandatory and optional parameters, and in the event that these last optional parameters are omitted, it inserts default values.
  • client modules include means for acknowledgement of receipt generation, which signals are sent through the message transmission block to the corresponding server module.
  • Client modules also have means for transmission of the result of the acknowledgement of receipt, to the server module of the client module that generated the acknowledgement of receipt request in the first instance.
  • a return code is also generated to indicate that the transmission was correct or was errored.
  • the server modules have a return code generation block which indicates that the transmission was correct or was errored, and in this last case it identifies the type of error produced; and the client modules also have a return code reception block to detect the return code sent.
  • the system of the invention also comprises means of reattempting, a certain number of times, transmission of failed messages and of reattempting, a certain number of times, transmission of acknowledgement of receipt messages in order to achieve greater reliability in message transmission.
  • SMS can be sent from the remote server to the mobile telephony user, in the reverse direction, or in both directions.
  • the client module and the server module of the operator of the mobile telephony network are shared by a plurality of remote servers, so that more complex services can be furnished like for example services offered simultaneously by several providers, for which the client module and the server module of the mobile telephony operator have means for simultaneous communication with a plurality of remote servers to furnish simultaneous connection of a plurality of remote servers with a mobile telephone user.
  • FIG. 1. shows a functional block diagram of the general structure of a possible example of embodiment of the system of the invention.
  • FIG. 2. shows an explanatory functional block diagram of the case in which it is the mobile telephony user that sends a short message to the remote server.
  • FIG. 3. shows an explanatory functional block diagram of the case in which it is the remote server that sends a short message, with acknowledgement of receipt, to a mobile telephone user.
  • FIG. 4. shows a functional block diagram of the server module of the operator of the mobile telephony network.
  • FIG. 5. shows a functional block diagram of the server module of the remote server.
  • FIG. 6. shows a flow diagram of the operation of the server modules.
  • FIG. 7. shows a flow diagram of the operation of the server modules when acknowledgement of receipt is made.
  • FIG. 8. shows a functional block diagram of the client module of the operator of the mobile telephony network.
  • FIG. 9. shows a functional block diagram of the client module of the remote server.
  • the remote server 1 as for example may be a service provider, has a client module 2 and a server module 3 which communicates through Internet 4 with a short message service centre 5 (SMSC), of a mobile telephony operator 6 , which communicates with a plurality of mobile telephones 7 via GSM network 10 .
  • SMSC short message service centre 5
  • the SMSC 5 communicates with a server module 9 and with a client module 8 to allow the transmission through Internet of short messages, such as is explained below.
  • the short message is sent in a conventional way from a mobile telephone 7 via GSM network 10 to the SMSC 5 .
  • This communication is shown in FIG. 2 with reference 11 .
  • client module 8 can confirm to GSM network 10 that it has received the message by returning a reception correct or errored signal, which has been referred to with 12 .
  • the short message received by client module 8 is converted, as shall be explained below, into a short message adapted to the http protocol (hypertext transfer protocol) (SMS-http) over the Internet 4 system.
  • http protocol hypertext transfer protocol
  • connection 13 is set up through Internet between client module 8 and server module 3 .
  • Next client module 8 makes a transmission request 14 for the SMS-http message which is received by server 3 and converts it into the short message proper, as shall be explained below, and delivers 15 it to service provider 1 , where it is processed according to requirements to obtain the SMS emitted in origin.
  • server module 3 responds with a return code 16 by means of which it indicates whether the transmission has been correct or not and in the event of an error having occurred, it indicates the proximate cause that has produced the error, to facilitate its repair and thereafter closes 17 the connection 13 .
  • the provider 1 makes a short message transmission request 13 which is managed through client module 2 .
  • the short message is adapted to the http protocol, subsequently establishing an SMS-http message transmission request 21 to server module 9 , which composes the short message proper from the SMS-http message.
  • server module 9 sends 22 the short message to GSM network 10 .
  • it can recover a data correct or data errored code, which has been represented by means of the line 67 whereby it is indicated if the message format is correct and has reached the SMSC 5 . It has to be pointed out that this code does not correspond to final delivery of the message, since this is confirmed with the acknowledgement of receipt, as was commented in the previous case, as shall be commented below.
  • server module 9 generates 23 a return code by means of which it is indicated whether the transmission has been correct or not, and in the event of an error, it identifies the proximate cause to facilitate its repair.
  • original message 21 includes an acknowledgement of receipt request
  • this is sent 24 to client module 8 via GSM network 10 and sends 26 the acknowledgement of receipt to server module 3 which generates return code 27 and the connection is closed 28 .
  • the text of the message can be encoded.
  • a service provider 1 that has to furnish service quickly, can do so by sending only the mandatory parameters. Also, the possibility exists of including some of the optional parameters as if they were mandatory, whereby the general process of transmission is simplified.
  • a great part of the parameters indicates data concerning the short message which the server module will send when it receives the request.
  • parameters exist to indicate the data coding scheme (DCS), the protocol identifier (PDI), the type of number (TON), the numbering plan indicator (NPI), the user data header indicator (UDHI), originating address, validity period, priority and whether the acknowledgement of receipt is requested or not.
  • DCS data coding scheme
  • PDI protocol identifier
  • TON type of number
  • NPI numbering plan indicator
  • UDHI user data header indicator
  • server module 9 of the operator of the mobile telephony network 6 has a request reception block 29 which receives requests 21 and sends them to a data analysis block 30 wherein the received parameters are analysed, the originating address, the telephone number, destination, user in question and password thereof being detected, these parameters being checked in a database 31 through a query block 32 .
  • IP Internet Protocol
  • data analysis block 30 sends the short message to a short message composition block 33 which has access to a base 64 decoder 34 to recover the original text which was previously encoded in client module 2 , as shall be described below.
  • Next data analysis block 30 accesses a HASH verification block 35 , wherein the HASH of the text is recalculated before applying the HASH to it and it is checked that it is identical to the HASH received.
  • the decoded message is translated to GSM characters; since it uses specific characters according to the standards in force. This translation is performed by short message composition block 33 .
  • short message composition block 33 if necessary, performs segmentation of the message. In this event, in order to know the maximum size of the message admitted by the mobile telephony network, it is calculated from the DCS parameter and the coding of the characters.
  • the short message composition block recovers the short message creation data: DCS, NPI, etc. and builds the new short messages.
  • the user data header indicator is not specified in the received message, the value of this is inserted, depending on whether the message has had to be segmented for exceeding the maximum size and the decoded text is introduced in the new short messages.
  • short message transmission block 36 which establishes connection with the SMSC 5 for transmission of the messages to GSM network 10 .
  • the return code is generated which is sent through a return code transmission block 37 which is connected with short message transmission block 36 .
  • FIG. 5 shows a functional block diagram and a server module 3 of a service provider 1 .
  • server module 3 the operation of server module 3 is identical to that of server module 9 but with the difference that in this case short message composition block 33 can be present or not, for which base 64 decoding is carried out starting from data analysis block 30 , and the result obtained is delivered to service provider 1 that processes the information according to requirements (SMS obtained).
  • SMS requirements
  • FIG. 6 a flow diagram is shown of the operation of the modules of server 3 and 9 , as was explained.
  • 38 new message 39 represents the data analysis performed by data analysis block 30 ; 40 the mandatory parameters, 41 the optional parameters, 42 the access to database 31 , 43 the base 64 decoding carried out by decoder block 35 ; 44 represents the query to detect whether the HASH is correct, and if it is, to carry out the base 64 decoding, and if otherwise it generates return code 16 by transmission of error code 51 ;
  • reference 68 represents the translation of the encoded characters to GSM characters;
  • reference 46 represents the segmentation and creation of short messages, 47 represents transmission of short messages; 48 queries whether the transmission is correct, and if affirmative performs the transmission of return code 16 by transmitting 49 for transmission correct and if otherwise it passes to reference 50 in which it is queried whether the predefined reattempts have been completed. If affirmative, return code 16 is generated sending an error code, whilst if otherwise transmission of short messages is
  • FIG. 7 shows the flow diagram for the case in which acknowledgement of receipt is received in the server module, which has been represented with reference 52 , reference 53 refers to the data analysis performed by data analysis module 30 , references 40 , 41 and 42 refer to the same case as that described for FIG. 6, that is, mandatory parameters, optional parameters and access to the database, with the difference that in this case a message is generated for transmission of acknowledgement of receipt 26 , which is indicated by means of reference 55 , and then by means of reference 56 it is queried whether the transmission has been correct, and if affirmative, the connection is closed, which has been represented by means of reference 57 .
  • client module 8 of the mobile telephony operator 6 receives the short message sent from the SMSC 5 which is carried out by a short message reception block 66 .
  • the short message passes to a data analysis block of the short message 65 in which the IP protocol addresses are recovered to which the message should be sent and the authentication parameters of database 60 , for which it delivers the short messages to a message composition block 59 which accesses a database 60 through a message composition block 59 which accesses the database 60 through a query block 61 .
  • the message composition block 59 accesses a base 64 encoder with reference 62 , and a HASH calculator 63 to calculate said HASH and compose the short message, after translation of the parameters of the short message received, composing the message by linking all the data according to an SMS-http message scheme and sending them to server module 3 of service provider 1 .
  • client module 8 carries out recovery of the acknowledgement of receipt, if required, for which it recovers the identifier of the IP protocol address message and the port or ports to which the acknowledgement of receipt should be sent (address of the server module of service provider 1 ).
  • FIG. 3 shows the functional block diagram of client module 2 of service provider 1 , the structure of which is basically the same as that described for the case of client module 8 , with the difference that in this case the short message to be sent does not come from the SMSC 5 , but instead it comes directly from service provider 1 , which furnishes the information it is desired to send to message composition block 59 , proceeding from this point in the manner described for the previous example.

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