Re: Reply of HTTP post

2006-03-04 Thread Chronis Nikos



Hello Rene,
 
Thank you for this fast response.
 
Yes, i write the dlr-url into the sendsms table of 
sqlbox.
How to fix this ? Any idea ?
 
- Original Message - 

  From: 
  Rene 
  Kluwen 
  To: Chronis Nikos ; users@kannel.org 
  Sent: Saturday, March 04, 2006 11:52 
  PM
  Subject: RE: Reply of HTTP post
  
  1.
  The 
  purpose of Kannel is to abstract from implementation specific issues like SMPP 
  message id.
  This 
  is the reason why Kannel doesn't respond with it. But... you have the source, 
  Luke... ;)
   
  2.
  What 
  exactly do you mean? If you use SQL Box as a relay between SMS Box and the 
  bearerbox, then SMS Box does (should) call the dlr-url.
  If 
  you are writing messages into the sendsms table, then probably your dlr-url 
  won't be called. This can be considered a missing feature.
   
  Feel 
  free to add an entry in Mantis.
   
  Rene 
  Kluwen
  Chimit
   
  
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Chronis 
NikosSent: zaterdag 4 maart 2006 23:33To: 
users@kannel.orgSubject: Reply of HTTP post
Hello!
 
1. Is it possible to have a reply on the HTTP 
post instead of "0: Accepted for delivery"
For exemple: reply[status] = "0: Accepted for 
delivery"; reply[Messageid] = 
"the_message_id_returned_by_submit_sm_resp";
 
2. Is it normal SQLbox write sending url 
to (with the dlr-url) into the log-file but never did?
 
Best Regards,
Nikos


RE: Reply of HTTP post

2006-03-04 Thread Rene Kluwen



1.
The 
purpose of Kannel is to abstract from implementation specific issues like SMPP 
message id.
This 
is the reason why Kannel doesn't respond with it. But... you have the source, 
Luke... ;)
 
2.
What 
exactly do you mean? If you use SQL Box as a relay between SMS Box and the 
bearerbox, then SMS Box does (should) call the dlr-url.
If you 
are writing messages into the sendsms table, then probably your dlr-url won't be 
called. This can be considered a missing feature.
 
Feel 
free to add an entry in Mantis.
 
Rene 
Kluwen
Chimit
 

  -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Chronis 
  NikosSent: zaterdag 4 maart 2006 23:33To: 
  users@kannel.orgSubject: Reply of HTTP post
  Hello!
   
  1. Is it possible to have a reply on the HTTP 
  post instead of "0: Accepted for delivery"
  For exemple: reply[status] = "0: Accepted for 
  delivery"; reply[Messageid] = 
  "the_message_id_returned_by_submit_sm_resp";
   
  2. Is it normal SQLbox write sending url to 
  (with the dlr-url) into the log-file but never did?
   
  Best Regards,
  Nikos