----- Original Message ----- From: "Tim Kehres" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Stipe Tolj" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Bernino Lind" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2002 11:34 AM Subject: Re: Doing things easier - discussion
> Hello, > > > > There are some things which could be done automatically with some extra > > > programming inside Kannel. For example, if a programmer wishes to send a > > > text consisting of more than 160 charecters, then thats only possible if > > > this programmer knows how to construct the udh, chop the text up and > create > > > the messages. > > > > > > Why not do that directly in Kannel ? It shouldnt be too hard. > > > > If you mean the automatic splitting of SMS messages (in case of text > > > 160 chars) to multiple calls, we have this already build in. It may be > > activated on sms-user basis with the directive "concatanation", see > > user's guide. > > I might be very well missing a few basic things here as I'm just getting > familiar with the code and operations, however, from my preliminary tests, > it would seem that while messages are indeed split, they are not done in a > way that makes it possible for the MS to be able to automatically > re-assemble the original message. Is this the intent in the code, or am I > doing something wrong here? In the meantime I'll continue to dig though > the code to better understand how the headers are constructed and used.... > :-) :-) If you say concatenation=1 and max-messages=4 (or something else), kannel will split the message and add the correct udh concatenation field, so the mobile will recover the full message. But that depends on the mobile. Nokia 6210 always say "message 1/n", ericsson T39 and nokia 9210, for example, could join the 4 splitted messages in one Check it on smsbox.c! > > Best Regards, > > -- Tim > > >
