Configuration and Administration
glog.SMS Properties
To control the behavior of Oracle Transportation Management, you can change settings in the glog.properties file or the appropriate property set.
There are default implementations for SMS (short message service) and IVR (interactive voice response) similar to that of FAX. If using third party software to support the SMS communication method, the *defaultHandler* properties should be replaced accordingly. Following are the properties that need to be changed along with sample data. Replacements are represented by one of these identifiers surrounded by brackets; for example {firstName}. Also, see the glog.workflow properties topic for details on glog.workflow.notify.advisor.sms.
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The prefix and suffix are used together to construct an email address which can be used by the system to send a text message. For example, using the prefix and suffix listed below, if a user has a phone number 215-245-2345 and the system sends an SMS message to the user, the message will actually be sent as an email to the address 1-215-245-2345@sms.oracle.com. This email address must be served by an SMS (text messaging) gateway which should in turn forward it as a text message to the given phone number. Note: This property does not display in the properties servlet by default. It must be added manually. |
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See the prefix entry above for the description. An example is: @sms.oracle.com Note: This property does not display in the properties servlet by default. It must be added manually. |
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