id: history
title: History
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Note: EnvayaSMS is no longer in active development. Its successor is Telerivet, which contains many new features and bug-fixes not available in EnvayaSMS.
Read about the differences between EnvayaSMS and Telerivet
Verson 3.0 (2012/04/04)
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Server can optionally push messages to phone in real-time using an AMQP server such as RabbitMQ (instead of polling). See example
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Pending messages are backed up to persistent storage on the phone, so they will be restored if the phone runs out of battery or the EnvayaSMS app crashes.
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Sends the phone's battery level and power charging state to the server.
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Allow forwarding previously saved MMS from the Messaging app inbox to the server.
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Allow forwarding previously sent messages from the Messaging app to the server.
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Server can update the EnvayaSMS settings remotely (in addition to manually changing them in the app).
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Server can cancel pending outgoing messages remotely (in addition to manually cancelling them in the app).
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PHP server library interface changed. See instructions for upgrading
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Simplified PHP example code.
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HTTP response format changed from XML to JSON.
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Test mode setting to automatically add recipients of outgoing messages.
Verson 2.0.5 (2012/03/15)
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Option to notify server of incoming calls (enabling users to access simple SMS services for free by calling and hanging up, then receiving a SMS reply)
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Send additional information from phone to server, such as the phone's current network type, age (delay) of incoming messages, device manufacturer, model, and SDK version
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Various bug fixes
EnvayaSMS for Drupal (2012/03/04)
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Mark Burdett / VozMob released the EnvayaSMS Drupal module,
to make it easy for any Drupal site to send and receive SMS messages via EnvayaSMS.
Version 2.0.4 (2011/11/29)
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Support long-polling to enable server to send outgoing SMS with minimal latency.
Version 2.0.3 (2011/11/25)
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Allow user to configure phone numbers to ignore, and optionally ignore all shortcodes or non-numeric senders.
Version 2.0.1 (2011/10/10)
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Send EnvayaSMS log messages to server via
log
parameter
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Notify server of changes in the Android device's power/battery state
via
device_status
action.
Version 2.0 (2011/10/01)
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Automatic failover between Wi-Fi and mobile data connection if server is unreachable
(e.g. when Wi-Fi router is on, but it has no internet access)
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User can see all pending messages, and retry/delete individual messages
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Send timestamp of incoming messages to server
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Allow outgoing SMS messages to be sent in priority order
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Reschedule outgoing messages when the Android outgoing SMS limit would be exceeded
Version 2.0-beta (2011/09/23)
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Enable sending more than Android's limit of 100 messages/app/hour via expansion packs
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Forward incoming MMS messages to server
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Send and receive multipart SMS (longer than 160 characters)
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Authenticate with password shared between phone and server
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Retry forwarding messages after a delay if there is an error
(e.g. due to temporarily broken internet or GSM connection)
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Notify server of the status of outgoing messages
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Support multiple phones connecting to same server
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Show log messages to user to facilitate troubleshooting
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User-configurable interval to poll for new outgoing messages
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Option to prevent incoming messages from being stored in Messaging inbox
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Option to forward messages already received in Messaging inbox
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Option to enable/disable all SMS gateway functionality
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Perform all HTTP requests asynchronously for better performance
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Server API changed to use POST requests instead of GET requests, and other changes;
support for future server API changes via 'version' request parameter
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Automatically start when the phone boots
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Test mode to allow forwarding SMS from only certain phone numbers
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Add server library and example code for PHP
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Rename new version to EnvayaSMS
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Create EnvayaSMS website
KalSMS Version 1a (2011/01/18)
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Option to poll server for outgoing messages once per hour (Sheldon D'Souza)
KalSMS version 1 (2010/10/04)
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Initial release with support for receiving incoming SMS and sending replies (Nir Yariv)