The JinDi V3.0 SMS/MMS Development Platform User Manual explains installation, database tables, and usage for sending and receiving messages.
About this manual
The JinDi SMS/MMS Development Platform provides a database‑based interface for developers to integrate SMS and MMS functionality into their applications. It supports both point‑to‑point and integrated‑gateway sending methods and works with Access, Oracle, and SQL Server databases.
The manual details how to install the database, configure default databases, use the provided tables (SendMsgTable, RecvMsgTable, etc.) to submit and monitor messages, and describes additional features such as multi‑device support, scheduling, priority handling, and GPRS modem connectivity. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Introduction
- Usage Overview
- Database Table Description
- Function Implementation
- OEM Server Information
- Database Installation (SQL Server)
- Default Database Selection
- Integration Gateway
- Appendices
Specifications
| Supported databases | Access, Oracle, SQL Server |
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| Supported modem | GPRS Modem with SIM card |
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| Maximum sending speed per device | ≈600 messages per hour |
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| Message types supported | SMS and MMS |
Frequently asked questions
How do I submit a message for sending?
Write a new record into the SendMsgTable in the platform’s database.
Which database systems can the platform use?
It supports Access, Oracle, and SQL Server databases.
What is the sending speed per device?
Approximately 600 messages per hour per device.
Can the platform work with both point‑to‑point and gateway sending methods?
Yes, it supports point‑to‑point SMS/MMS sending and integrated gateway sending.