Small change to SMS interception

re: Small change to SMS interception

Magne Roald — Sun, 10 Jul 2005 21:18:47 GMT

On Windows Mobile 2003 you don't need to softreset the device, it is enough to close down the messaging application and start it again:

1. Close messaging app: "Inbox.MainWnd" window class
2. Wait until it is closed
3. Do the registry stuff for the DLL
4. Start messaging to register the changes (tmail.exe in windows catalog)
5. Close or hide messaging app.

The SMS iterception does now work without a reset. Stil, this is a bit annoying.

As I understand the message above, only step 3 is neccesary on Window Mobile 5.0?

re: Small change to SMS interception

Riki — Mon, 11 Jul 2005 00:57:40 GMT

I just kill tmail.exe when installing sms rules in 2k3, like Magne.

riki

re: Small change to SMS interception

flyingbugs — Mon, 01 Aug 2005 16:05:09 GMT

Riki, I just do the same thing exact as you^_^.
It works perfect.

re: Small change to SMS interception

Eric — Fri, 24 Feb 2006 12:01:06 GMT

I got a problem in i-mate JASJAR.
I create a subfolder, for example, "temp", under Inbox of Text Messages. Put some messages into it. Then soft reset my device.
Oops! No folder named "temp" exists! All message in this folder is gone!

Anyone can tell me why? Thanks!

re: Small change to SMS interception

Will — Thu, 02 Nov 2006 04:43:13 GMT

Eric,

The problem you encountered is caused by the mechanism of the DB flush. System will not save the data to the database immediately after the operations. Maybe some time later, or ... I'm not sure.

Will

re: SMS class 0 interception

Andy Marchewka — Thu, 23 Nov 2006 20:24:54 GMT

How can I intercept SMS Class 0 messages on a Windows Mobile 5 device?

I've registered a MessageInterceptor that works well for normal SMS messages. But SMS class 0 messages are not intercepted -- they are just displayed in the UI.

Any help would be appreciated!

Andy

re: Small change to SMS interception

Alex Filatov — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 18:05:20 GMT

What does SMS interception for?

re: Small change to SMS interception

Tom Gunthorpe — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 16:08:43 GMT

Hello all,

I'm adding sms interception into an existing wm5 application. I have found several vb.net examples, however with each one the compiler reports an error with MessageInterceptor as ...

Error 1 Reference required to assembly 'Microsoft.WindowsMobile, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35' containing the implemented interface 'Microsoft.WindowsMobile.IApplicationLauncher'. Add one to your project.

Being relatively new to vb.net, I'm not quite sure what it is really asking to add to my project and where.

any help would be appreciated.

Tom

re: Small change to SMS interception

tommy — Tue, 21 Aug 2007 05:39:43 GMT

Hi All,

I just wanna make sure whether you're topics is related with WM2003 on XDA IIS which often send a message more than one...

I am on that problem, and somebody can help me???

re: Small change to SMS interception

Ken — Tue, 18 Sep 2007 05:10:40 GMT

I have a windows mobile 5 phone, and I've running a test sms interception app (.Net 2 using the sms interception class). When I send a message to the phone, from the phone, the interception works as expected. However, when the message is sent to the phone from elsewhere, the message just shows up in the inbox. Would you have any idea what I'm missing?

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re: Small change to SMS interception

Alessio — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 22:08:27 GMT

Hello, I'm quite desperated... I have a Gigabyte GSMART MS800. I loose every SMS/MMS sent to me when the phone is off... When I turn on the phone, I don't receive the messages!! No problems when the phone is on. I've made a lot of tests, I've also upgraded the firmware to the last version available, with no success. Please help me, I'm in trouble with my biz!! Thanks a lot. Alessio

re: Small change to SMS interception

Manan — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 21:39:28 GMT

Hi ,

I am using windows mobile 6 on htc 3600, all of a sudden , strange thing has happened , whenever i send an email , my tmail.exe starts consuming 100% of cpu.

Phone is halted , then have to restart .

Any workaround ?

re: Small change to SMS interception

Jeff Fisher — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 07:21:36 GMT

I am also having this issue (just started) where tmail.exe starts consuming 100% of the CPU. Windows Mobile 6.1 on a Moto Q

Manan-

Did you every find a workaround for this?

jeff.fisher@gmail.com

re: Small change to SMS interception

Bob — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 17:06:39 GMT

Is there any way to prevent the screen from powering-on when an SMS is received? All of my other intercept features are working great, and I power the screen off once I get the message, but it looks like the (otherwise sleeping) device is "flashing on". Thanks!

re: Small change to SMS interception

Bob — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 17:11:10 GMT

IRT to the CPU at 100%, you should check the registry to see what is loading as part of the mail inbox rule. You can confirm that it's actually loading when you receive a msg by looking in the Remote Process Viewer by highlighting tmail.exe in the Process window, then look at what modules are loaded. You can also use the RPV to kill the TMail process to confirm that's what's really eating up your cpu.

re: Small change to SMS interception

Bob — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 17:12:16 GMT

IRT to the CPU at 100%, you should check the registry to see what is loading as part of the mail inbox rule. You can confirm that it's actually loading when you receive a msg by looking in the Remote Process Viewer. Highlight tmail.exe in the Process window, then look at what modules are loaded. You can also use the RPV to kill the TMail process to confirm that's what's really eating up your cpu. It's a start...