Because in the example I gave you give a specific dlr-url with each
message you submit, You add your own uid to this url (which you make
sure is different with each message you submit).
When the DLR is received the URL is called and your script reads the
uid from the url. Because you gave it the uid at the time you
submitted the message you can now tie the DLR status back to whatever
you want (so long as you recorded the uid you gave at the time of the
message submission somewhere your script can get at it)
Regards
Ben
On 9 Oct 2006, at 11:18, Cezary Siwek wrote:
Ben Suffolk wrote:
Cezary,
This is a slightly different issue, Sunil just wanted to know how
to tie together DLRs and the original messages sent. The method I
gave does this. What you are talking about is getting the actual
ID generated by the SMSC.
So, if you send two messages to the same number , how you can be
sure - received DLR correspond to first or to the second message ?
Cezary Siwek