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WMA MIDlets, how do you receive sms without a port no.

 
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I'm writing a MIDlet that listens for incoming sms messages. It is listening on port 50000. When I send a sms message from a MIDlet I created that sends a sms message using port 50000 it receives it no problem. But if I send a sms message from a mobile not using this MIDlet then it won't receive it. I think this is because normal sms message aren't sent with a port number or I'm using the wrong one.
How can you interept with port to listen for or what port do all sms message use
 
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This message has been cross-posted. Please do not cross-post messages.

The correct place for this to have been posted, and posted once, was the J2ME forum, where it is most likely to get replies. It was also posted there, follow this link to pursue the thread.

I am closing the thread in this forum, please reply in the J2ME forum.
 
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