Static Recipient or Group

These are the steps on how to configure PageGate to deliver EMAG WCTP replies to a static recipient or group.

Step 1: Configure GetASCII to process the received data

WCTP has a unique structure to the data returned to your server and you'll need to tell PageGate how to interpret the data and what to do with it in general.

To do that, you'll want to configure an 'Advanced Polling' rule for PageGate's GetASCII interface:

1)Open PG Admin.

2)Expand Interfaces - GetAscii - Settings - Advanced Polling

3)Click Files.

4)Click Add.

5)Specify the following and click Apply:

NOTE: If you will be implementing a filter, you will do so at this point. For more information, please see PageGate's Filter Script documentation.

6)Click Apply, then Apply again.

7)Go to Interfaces - GetAscii - Settings - Advanced Polling - Record

8)Specify the following and click Apply:

9)Go to Interfaces - GetAscii - Settings - Advanced Polling - Recipient.

10) Select 'Static Recipient and specify the recipient or group the replies should go to.

11) Go to Interfaces - GetAscii - Settings - Advanced Polling - Sender. This section tells PageGate where in the data to look for the sender value.

12) Select 'Static Sender' and specify a sender value.

13) Go to Interfaces - GetAscii - Settings - Advanced Polling - Message. This section tells PageGate what in the data should be considered the message and also allows for basic reformatting of messages.

14) Select 'Dynamic Message' and configure the parameters. If you want everything in the received data to be considered the message, you would use a Start Pattern of * and an End Pattern of ~.

The lookup table enables PageGate to perform basic search and replace commands. This allows you to interchange or translate values as needed.

To enable this feature, check Use Lookup Table and click Edit Table.

For more information, please see the lookup table section of the documentation.