Message Gateway Configuration
Software Prerequisites
Note:- The softwares mentioned below are MANDATORY prerequisites. Note that only the versions mentioned below are required.
Java Development Kit (version 1.8.0_65 & above)
MySQL Server (version 5.5 or 5.6)
Apache Tomcat (version 7.0.64.0)
How to Setup the Code Base
Step 1: Clone the message-gateway source code into your local machine from GitHub.
On Windows
On Ubuntu:
Step 2: Open the source code directory on your local machine. Now, open Git Bash in this folder (through the right-click context menu).
On Windows:
On Ubuntu:
Simple change your current directory to the message-gateway directory by entering the following command:
How to Build the Code Base
Step 1: Next, we need to generate the .war file. This can be achieved by using the commands mentioned below:
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On Ubuntu:
Step 2: Create a database with the name `messagegateway`.
Step 3: Open the message-gateway source directory and navigate to build >> libs. Copy the message-gateway-0.0.1.war file.
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On Ubuntu:
Step 4: Navigate to Tomcat >> webapps and paste the message-gateway-0.0.1.war file into this directory.
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On Ubuntu:
How to Run
On Windows:
Navigate to Tomcat >> Bin directory and double click on startup.bat to start the application.
On Ubuntu:
Now navigate to the Tomcat >> bin folder and execute the following command to start the application:
How to Configure Message Gateway
You can download the REST Client from this link:
Open the REST Client and perform the following steps:
Step 1: When you open the REST client set the URL as: http://localhost:9191/message-gateway-0.0.1/tenants/. HTTP method should be set to "POST". Finally, in the HTTP request body pass the following data:
{ "tenantId":"[Tenant_NAME]", "description": "Some description" }
NOTE: Pass the appropriate "tenantId"
When we fire this request, "tenant app key" is generated as a response. This is shown in the screenshot below:
Step 2: In this step, set REST client URL ashttp://localhost:9191/message-gateway-0.0.1/smsbridges. HTTP Method should be set to "POST". In the HTTP request body, pass the following data:
{ "phoneNo": "+12345678901", "providerName": "Twilio SMS", "providerDescription": "Twilio SMS Provider", "providerKey":"Twilio",
"countryCode":"+xx", "bridgeConfigurations": [ { "configName":"Provider_Account_Id", "configValue":"ACcb95cd9fb2e7d72f85c06aea6473f7iv" }, { "configName":"Provider_Auth_Token", "configValue":"fed820a353def95f1m6fad077fef670e" } ] }
NOTE: phoneNo, providerName, configName, configValue, configName, configValue are to be set based on the individual subscription.
Pass these HTTP headers in the REST client:
Once headers are set, fire the HTTP request.
Step 3: In this step, set REST client URL as http://localhost:9191/message-gateway-0.0.1/sms/. HTTP method should be "POST". In HTTP request body pass the following data:
[{ "internalId":"55", "mobileNumber":"+91xxxxxxxx80", "message":"Hello from Staging", "providerId":"2" }]
NOTE:
Set the appropriate "mobileNumber" to the phone number you want to send the message to.
Set your required "message".
Set "providerId" to the value generated in the previous step.
Pass the same HTTP headers that we passed in the last step.
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