Java 1.6+ client and server implementation of MMS MM7 protocol.

MM7 is the interface between MMSC and a value-added service provider (VASP). Can be used for sending and receiving messages. It is based on SOAP with attachments, using HTTP as the transport protocol.

See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MM7_(MMS)#MM7

• Supports Java 1.6+. Should work with 1.5 if needed.
• Supports both client (VASP) and server (MMSC) operations.
• No external dependecies other than JDOM 2+ and mimepull 1.9+.
• Manual SOAP message + attachments parsing. JAXP, SAAJ and it's ilk have a problem with MM7.
• Supports any MM7 namespace. MM7 uses namespaces for versioning making client work with multiple servers hard.
• Dual licensed under GPL v2 and CDDL.

Currently it is work in progress. You can use it to connect to MMSC, tested with Nokia MMSC and few other implementations. Server side implementation is incomplete as well client functions other than basic message sending. Need more javadocs and tests.

In production use with several mobile operators.

To produce instantcom-mm7.jar you will need apache maven installed. Run:

mvn clean package

• Send a textual MMS message to MMSC.

		SubmitReq sr = new SubmitReq();
		sr.setVaspId("xxx_vaspid");
		sr.setVasId("xxx_vasid");
		sr.setSubject("Nice weather");
		sr.setMessageClass(MessageClass.INFORMATIONAL);
		sr.setServiceCode("7007");
		sr.addRecipient(new Address("+385910000001", RecipientType.TO));

		// Add text content
		TextContent text = new TextContent("We got a real nice weather today.");
		text.setContentId("text");
		sr.setContent(text);

		// Initialize MM7 client to MMSC
		MMSC mmsc = new BasicMMSC(url);

		// Send a message
		SubmitRsp submitRsp = mmsc.submit(sr);
		System.out.println(submitRsp);

Dual licensed under CDDL v1.1 and GPL v2. See LICENSE.txt

For any further information please contact Vjekoslav Nesek (vnesek@instantcom.net)