Hi Jeevaka, On 09/20/2010 09:08 AM, jeevaka.badrap...@elektrobit.com wrote: > > Hi Denis, > >> The thing is, oFono configures SMS for direct delivery (e.g. no SM/ME > storage). And even if direct delivery does not work (e.g. crappy modem > or Class 2 / Class 3 messages) oFono still removes the SMS >> as soon as it is delivered. We should never hit a sim/me memory full > conditions. > >> So I don't see how this test case even applies. > > Little bit lost now. Are we speaking about the sending or receiving of > SMS? > > Memory capacity exceeded applies to incoming SMS. Incoming SMS can be > stored in SIM or in ME storage. If the SMS storage for incoming SMS is > full, then the ME can inform the network that it can't handle any more > class 1/class 2 incoming SMS due to maximum memory capacity reached. > Once the user frees some memory by deleting some messages, then ME can > inform network that it is ready now to receive messages. So, I believe > this test case applies but as Pessi Pekka said we can waive this test > case.
I know exactly the case you're talking about, but as I mentioned before, oFono does not configure the modem to store on SIM or ME. The messages are routed directly to oFono. See drivers/atmodem/sms.c for more details. The only messages that *might* get routed to SM/ME are Class 2 / 3 messages. These are automatically deleted on reception by the sms driver. The 'memory capacity reached' can simply never happen assuming sane hardware. Regards, -Denis _______________________________________________ ofono mailing list ofono@ofono.org http://lists.ofono.org/listinfo/ofono
