On Sat, Nov 08, 2003 at 11:21:48AM +0500, Cipher Strength wrote: > > Dear All, > > I want to define keywords in unicode. I know that kannel can handle english > unicode quite well and treat them under keywords I read all documnetation
It's not 'English' Unicode, but ASCII text, which is the same as UTF-8 when you're dealing solely with English text, or the code points from 0-127 in Unicode which is identical to ASCII. > but did not find any way . The only soloution i think possible is to cater > other unicode under default service by http external application. Whether that will work or not depends on what SMSC you're using. Not all SMSC's are created equal, and not all of them will handle Unicode text properly, and Kannel's driver support for this feature on SMSC's that do support it isn't perfect either. There's a table in the Kannel manual giving a matrix of what SMSC drivers and their support for Unicode. In particular, it seems that only the EMI2 and AT2 drivers can definitely send Unicode messages (all others are marked '?'). However, and more troubling for your application, none of the drivers can properly receive Unicode (they're all marked 'n' in table 5-3). Dunno how accurate the manual is at this point in time or whether (it is to be hoped) this feature has made it into CVS, but sad to say, it would appear you're out of luck... :(
