Hi Enzo,
this was exactly what I did to get my "example" Push SMS ;o) To send the message with my Siemens M20 I had to change the DCS value from 04 to 14 and if I don't change the UDHI "TP-UDHI" bit from 0 to 1 the message isn't displayed on my T68i. But anyways it is not recognized as Wap Push SMS, the T68i displays it like a standard SMS and that looks very strange ;o) I hope someone has an idea if that behaviour is because I switched of the TP-UDHI flag... greetings, Ralph > "Enzo dell'Aquila" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > 09.08.2002 17:37 > > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > cc: > Subject: Re: binary structure of a Push SMS > >Hi Ralph, > > if you can't find the problem, make this: >*) go in src/test/ dir of kannel >*) type ./test_ppg -q >http://localhost:8080/gateway-1.2.0/cgi-bin/wap_push.cgi?username=xxx&password=y >yy content_file control_file > you can omit username e password if you don't put it in you kannel.conf file > look at the exact url as you put in your kannel.conf file > you find content_file and control_file in kannel_userguide.pdf (Appendix >C.) > >This should work. You can check log seeking for which SMS was sent. > >Bye, >Enzo >----- Original Message ----- >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: Enzo dell'Aquila ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Sent: Friday, August 09, 2002 4:38 PM >Subject: Re: binary structure of a Push SMS > > >Hi Enzo, > >it works now! >I looked at the Data Coding Scheme for SMS and it seems that >the M20 needs absolutely Bit 4 of the DCS set to 1 (which >indicates that bit 0 and 1 have a message class meaning). >So I changed the DCS value from Hex 04 to 14 (Bit 4 + Bit 2 for >8bit encoding) and it worked ;o) > >But now I have the problem that the SMS isn't recognized >as Wap Push Initiator by the T68i, but shows as a very >scrambled text. I think I can find the problem soon. > >Thanks for helping & greetings, >Ralph > > > > > >
