On Dienstag, September 10, 2002, at 05:12 Uhr, Tim Kehres wrote:
Hello,
I'm still pretty new to this code, so if I've missed something fairly basic, if you could just point me in the right direction, I'll go back to searching the code. :-)
In the meantime, I'm using the latest cvs build of a few days ago, with a Wavecom modem and RedHat 7.2. I've been able to get SMS messages through OK, and the XML content is properly received through a test cgi running under Apache. I've got a few questions however:
Originating Address (OA)
This does not get set in the resulting XML object. In the smsbox.c code, the generation of this field is dependent upon trans->send_sender. Why is this the case? Is there any reason we don't want to propogate this information? Or might there be a problem in the setting of this value?
Are you sure its not the destination address? When an SMS comes in, it always can know the sender but not the destination.
UDH Element
This is also not being generated. I'm getting ready to dig into the code on this one, but thought I'd check in case anyone else has already tracked this one down.
If there's no UDH, the element is probably not there.
AT Element
This one is not a big deal for what I'm trying to put together, however I don't understand the generated values. The time information on both the system as well as cell phone are accurate, however I get the following in the generated XML object: Feb 21, 1919, 15:57.20, timezone: 0.
This is probably the timestamp generated by the SMSC.
Andreas Fink
Global Networks, Inc.
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