Hello, We have kannel interfaced to Tomcat 4.0.x. on Windows 2000. We have an smsc group that redirects all traffic to a URL set up the following way: http://server/servlet?sender=%2B%p
Everytime we get an SMS from the GSM modem (Siemens), its sender number looks like 336xxxxxxx. (33 is France's country code, the point being that we get neither "00" nor "+" in front of the number). So the SMS is forwarded to a servlet which retrieves the "sender" parameter. But it receives it as X336xxxxxx where X is the "male" sign and our code doesn't recognize it as a plus sign either. We have tried replacing %2B with %20 and we do get a space there so there is some weird character encoding going on. Anyone have any clues as to how to get a plus sign in front of our phone numbers on Win2000+Tomcat ? Thanks. Regards Philippe Girolami
