Hi,
To send a push message through SMSC. How to set the application type in
SMPP? Which header will be used? UDH or service_type or protocol_id?
SMSC may support applications such as text, voice mail notification, WAP,
CSSD and etc. My question is how to distinguish these application by
terminal an
Guanghua Hou wrote:
>
> Hi,
> To send a push message through SMSC. How to set the application type in
> SMPP? Which header will be used? UDH or service_type or protocol_id?
> SMSC may support applications such as text, voice mail notification, WAP,
> CSSD and etc. My question is how to distinguish
Guanghua Hou wrote:
>
> Hi,
> To send a push message through SMSC. How to set the application type in
> SMPP? Which header will be used? UDH or service_type or protocol_id?
> SMSC may support applications such as text, voice mail notification, WAP,
> CSSD and etc. My question is how to distinguish
If I send a push message to terminal through SMSC. How does the terminal
know this short message is a push message?
it goes to the WAP Push port (coded in the UDH)
How does SMSC know?
it doesnt know and it doesnt have to know. Its just payload to transport from SME to handset for the SMSC.
Suc
21, 2003 10:59
PM
Subject: Re: SMPP header
If I send a push message to terminal through SMSC. How does the
terminalknow this short message is a push
message?it goes to the WAP Push port (coded in the
UDH)
How does SMSC know?it doesnt know and it
doesnt have to know. Its just paylo
You simple use the UDH header to set the source and destination ports
(like on machine ports) for identifying the destination application
that handles the message.
Please see test/test_ppg to see how to send SI/SL documents to an
device. Otherwise consult the appropriate WAP Forum specs.
The main
Dear sir,
Maybe optional parameters are used to indicate the Short message is WAP push
message. Two parameters: source_port, destination port.
Is it right?
Best Regards,
Guanghua Hou
> You simple use the UDH header to set the source and destination ports
> (like on machine ports) for identifyin
On Dienstag, Juni 24, 2003, at 04:09 Uhr, ghhou wrote:
Dear sir,
Maybe optional parameters are used to indicate the Short message is WAP push
message. Two parameters: source_port, destination port.
Is it right?
Those are in the UDH, not in the SMPP packet.
Andreas Fink
Global Networks Switzerl
BJR&D
- Original Message -
From:
Andreas Fink
To: ghhou
Sent: Sunday, June 22, 2003 6:56 PM
Subject: Re: SMPP header
On Dienstag, Juni 24, 2003, at 04:44 Uhr, ghhou
wrote:
Dear sir, How
to explain the optional parameters(source_port,
destination
ok,
once again:
can is *able* to send *any* kind of SMS messages. This includes *all*
kind of binary messages (ie. WAP Push document SI, SL,
MMS-notification).
Kannel has it's own PPG inside and hence deals with those binary
messages quite commonly.
So if you want to use Kannel as WAP Push Prox
3 6:56 PM
Subject: Re: SMPP header
On Dienstag, Juni 24, 2003, at 04:44 Uhr, ghhou wrote:
Dear sir,
How to explain the optional parameters(source_port, destination port) in submit_sm of SMPP. SMPPv3.4 page62 says "This parameter should be present for WAP applications." But kannel does
HouUTStarCom BJR&D
- Original Message -
From:
Aarno Syvänen
To: ghhou
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, June 22, 2003 7:50 PM
Subject: Re: SMPP header
Kannel does implement *generic* SMS port (and segmentation) UDH
, otherwise push would not work. It does not imple
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