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The key part of the reply-to value is that it begins with the key word 'inbox:'. It is possible to us any string there after as the destination address identifier. Preferably the string should be a sensible identifier of some form for the case where the user would like to search for reply messages based on destination address. In this example it is set to MYUNIQUEID, alternatively it is also acceptable to not pass a destination value other than 'inbox:'.
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The inbox: reply-to value is only supported from the web service's API. It cannot be used or set by sending a SMS via the deprecated XML API. Doing so will result in a XML parsing error. |
The following is a simple example JAVA class that shows how to use the web service's receive method to query for a SMS reply using a document-id based on the sending example above using the substituted replyToURL value prefixed with 'inbox:',
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