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The reference number should not be
confused with message id. A same reference number in UDH of multiple short
messages identify them as part of same long message, so in such a case you will
have same reference number in all segments of a long message whereas every such
segment shall be assigned a unique message id.
Also in this case, ETSI GSM Specs
3.40 clearly define that "Each concatenated short
message contains a reference number which together with the originating address
and Service Centre address allows the receiving entity to discriminate between
concatenated short messages sent from different originating SMEs and/or
SCs."
Also I couldnt understand what
purpose it would solve to send op logo with different originators?
-Jeetendra
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, August 20, 2003 7:07
PM
Subject: RE: splitting messages
well there is a sort of message id inside the udh ..its the
concatenated short message reference number ,.. there is no need to use the
short number
mike
-----Original Message-----
From: Konstantin
Vayner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 20, 2003
4:35 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: splitting
messages
of course smsc won't complain about it...
every message
for smsc is separate, it does not try to reassemble
messages , it just
sends the parts which are actually totally separate
short
messages;
reassembling of messages is made on phone itself, and i am 99%
sure that
what you are trying to do can't be done;
phone just assumes
it got first part of one thing and second part of
another thing; while the
originators differ it would mean that two
different originators sent their
messages, though none of them delivered
both parts;
that is because
there is actually no message id inside the udh...
So, theoretically, [i
did not try this actually] one would be able to
send two operator logos to
one phone and (with some unpredictable delays
that happen during delivery)
get both logos broken (mixed) on the phone...
DILWORTH MICHAEL
wrote:
>hi
>
>the phones tested on are 7650 and 3650 and
7110 none work. yes the SMSCs and kannel all say it went ok.. but the phone
doesnt get it.
>
>:(
>
>mike
>-----Original
Message-----
>From: Stipe Tolj
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Wednesday, August 20, 2003 4:16
PM
>To: DILWORTH MICHAEL
>Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re:
splitting messages
>
>
>
>
>>I have a
little issue here I hope someone can shed some light
on.
>>
>>what i want to do is to split a binary message
(operator logo) and
>>send it to a mobile. simple..yes, but i
want to sent it using 2
>>different froms. it doesnt seem to
work. it works ok if i use the
>>same
from.
>>
>>Please find here the sample (nokia operator logo
with udh ) and my
>>debugs. sorry its quite
long
>>
>>
>
>seeing your
SMPP PDUs at least the SMSC does not complain about
it,
>right?!
>
>So it's the phone that actually does not
accept an concatenated SMS
>from different source
addresses.
>
>It is subject that the phone may use the source
address as identifying
>qualifier when re-assembling the message on the
device.
>
>I never tried to send concatenated messages with
different source
>addresses, but I would suppose that it is the phone
that breaks the
>acceptance
here.
>
>Stipe
>
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