> From: Guy Harris
>
> On Monday, July 7, 2003, at 7:42 AM, Biot Olivier wrote:
>
> > PS still not clear to me how I can reassemble fragments sent over
> > distinct
> > SMPP sessions...
>
> Is that because there's no obvious way to say "these
> fragments are part
> of the same message" if they're part of different SMPP
> connections, or
> because there is a way to do it but there's no obvious way to do that
> using the Ethereal infrastructure?
I can rely upon the value of smpp.source_addr and smpp.destination_addr in
order to identify fragments that are potentially part of the same message. I
can create conversations based on smpp.source_addr and smpp.destination_addr
(both are NULL-terminated text strings that represent an endpoint's "phone
number") addresses (address.type = AT_NONE). The question is whether I can
reassemble Short Message fragments which are spread across distinct SMPP/TCP
connections. To summarize:
TCP conversation t1 (SMPP conversation s1): SMS fragment 1/2 (smf1)
TCP conversation t2 (SMPP conversation s1): SMS fragment 2/2 (smf2)
==> How can I reassemble smf1 and smf2
Regards,
Olivier
