Nokia WAP and SMS gateway Table C-1. Testppg’s command line options, Use content qualifier string

Appendix C. Setting up a test environment for Push Proxy Gateway

second one pap control document. (For command line options, see Table C.1.). For example doing one push(you can simplify push url by setting a ppg configuration variable, see "Setting up push proxy gateway"; q flag here prevents dumping of test_ppg program debugging information):

test/test_ppg -q http://ppg-host-name:ppg-port/ppg-url [content_file]

[control_file]

This presumes that you have set trusted-pi true.

If you want use authentication in a test environment, you can pass username and password either using headers (setting flag -b) or url (you must have set trusted-pi false and added wap-push-user configuration group):

test/test_ppg -q http://ppg-host-name:ppg-port?username=ppg-username’&’

password=ppg-password [content_file] [control_file]

Table C-1. Test_ppg’s command line options
Switch	Value	Description
		Use content qualifier string
		instead of default si (service
		indication). Allowed values are
		wml, si, sl, sia, multipart, nil and
		scrap. Nil and scrap are used for
		debugging purposes. Wml does
		work with some older phone
-c	string	simulators.
		Use application id string instead
		of default any. Application
		identifies the application in the
		phone that should handle the
		push request. Sia, ua, mms, nil
		and scrap are accepted. Nil and
		scrap are used for debugging
-a	string	purposes.
		Use tranfer encoding when
		sending a push content. Only
-e	string	base64 is currently supported.
		Use headers for authentication,
-b	boolean	instead of url. Default off.
		Wait interval number instead of
-i	number	default 0 between pushes.
		Do number requests instead of
-r	number	default 1.
		Use number threads instead of
-t	number	default 1.

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