Problem in setting destination port in smslib

Friends
Its working well when i use two cell phones to send messages between them with push registry. Now I am using smslib3.2.0 to send the msg from PC. There is a function to set the destination port msg.setDstPort(50005);. But still the message is delivered to the inbox rather than the particular port. I been sitting with this problem for 2 days. My complete code is
Service srv;
     OutboundMessage msg;
     BufferedReader stdin = new BufferedReader( new InputStreamReader( System.in ) );     
     String moblino = stdin.readLine();     
     String message = stdin.readLine();     
     srv = new Service();
     SerialModemGateway gateway = new SerialModemGateway("com1", "COM15", 9600, "gsmmodem", "6310i", srv);
     gateway.setInbound(true);
     gateway.setOutbound(true);
     srv.addGateway(gateway);
     srv.startService();
     msg = new OutboundMessage("+91"+moblino, message);     
     msg.setDstPort(50005);     
     System.out.println("GateWay Status   :"+gateway.getGatewayStatus());
     System.out.println(" GetDestination port :"+msg.getDstPort());
    if(GatewayStatuses.OK == gateway.getGatewayStatus()) {
       srv.sendMessage(msg);
     }else
          System.out.println(" modem failed");     
     System.out.println(" response : "+msg);
     srv.stopService();I believe the port no. is not set to 50005 even though I use the fucntion msg.setDstPort(50005);
I appreciate all the replies
Pravin

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