Windows.Devices.Sms Windows.Devices.Sms Windows.Devices.Sms Windows.Devices.Sms Namespace

Enables start, track, and end an asynchronous message delete operation for a single message.

Enables start, track, and end asynchronous SMS message delete operations for multiple messages.

Retrieves an SmsDevice object asynchronously.

Supports the retrieval of a message from the SMS message store.

Supports the retrieval of messages.

Enables the sending of a message.

The interface for manipulating an SMS Application message. Application messages are those which cannot be characterized as any other message type.

Represents an SMS message in raw PDU format. The data format differs depending on whether the message format (indicated by the value of the Format property) is GSM or CDMA.

Represents a broadcast SMS message.

Supports the operation of a mobile broadband SMS device.

Extends the SmsDevice class, and supports the operation of a mobile broadband SMS device.

Provides access to the messages stored on an SMS Device and information about the message store.

Describes an SMS filtering rule.

A collection of SmsFilterRule instances.

Provides data for ISmsBinaryMessage event handlers.

Contains event details for the event raised when an SMS message is received.

Class used to represent registered message filters.

Presents the details of SMS message events to the background work item that handles messages while your app is suspended.

Encapsulates the results of calling SmsDevice2.SendMessageAndGetResultAsync.

Encapsulates an SMS status message.

To access a received status message, create a background task that is triggered by the SmsMessageReceived event. In that task, first use SmsMessageReceivedTriggerDetails.MessageType to determine that the message is a status message, then use the SmsMessageReceivedTriggerDetails.StatusMessage property to access the instance of this class.

Manages a decoded SMS text message, providing direct access to the plain text body of the message, as well as key header properties, such as time stamp.

Encapsulates a decoded SMS text message. Prefer this class to the older SmsTextMessage class.

To send a text message, construct an instance of this class, set all appropriate fields, and send using SmsDevice2.SendMessageAndGetResultAsync.

To access a received text message, create a background task that is triggered by the SmsMessageReceived event. In that task, first use SmsMessageReceivedTriggerDetails.MessageType to determine that the message is a text message, then use the SmsMessageReceivedTriggerDetails.TextMessage property to access the instance of this class.

Encapsulates an SMS voicemail message.

Represents an SMS WAP push message.

This structure represents information about the length of an SmsTextMessage object when it is encoded as a PDU.

This interface provides access to the raw binary format of an SMS message. The message is stored in the industry standard protocol description unit (PDU) format (see the SMS specification GSM 03.40).

This interface controls a mobile broadband SMS device. It is the primary entry point to SMS services on the device.

This interface is implemented by all types of SMS messages that are supported.

This interface specifies base functionality for all SMS message types.

This interface manipulates a decoded SMS text message. It provides direct access to the plain text body of the message, as well as key header properties, such as time stamp.

This enumerated type defines the type of radio standard in a device.

Values that describe the type of a broadcast (emergency alert) message.

This enumerated type identifies the format of a given protocol description unit (PDU) buffer.

Contains values that indicate the readiness of an SMS device to engage in cellular network traffic operations.

This enumerated type is used to determine the encoding algorithm to send or calculate the length of an SmsTextMessage object.

Values that describe the action to be taken on a message filter.

Messaging apps use SMS filters when they use SMS to communicate app-specific data that is not necessarily intended to be displayed to the user. Note that filters are processed in a fixed order, by filter action type. All AcceptImmediately filters are processed first, then all Drop filters, and so on.

Values that describe the geographical scope of a cell broadcast message.

This enumerated type specifies the message class of a message. The message class typically originates on the network, not the mobile device.

This enumerated type specifies which messages in the device message store an operation is performed on.

This enumerated type defines the format of the SMS message.

Values that describe error codes from the SMS modem in an SmsSendMessageResult.

This handler is called when the status on the SMS device changes. Callers should implement this when they want to be notified when a significant state change occurs on the device. For example, the caller might want to know when the device is ready to send and receive messages.

This event handler is called when a new binary message is received. Callers should implement this when they want to handle new binary messages from a given SMS device.