No, that's not the way. The message is not handled by an SMSC but it is a Wapgateway internal function. You send the query and the Wap-Gateway tells you, what it has stored about the device. So you can only use this form of query if the device is provisioned at your Wapgateway (mind: a PPG is meant to be one part of a Wapgateway an should - in theory - only handle messages for "his" devices, but the most "misuse" it to generate Pushmessages for external applications). So you have to generate a PAP message and send it to the MNOs PPG (don't worry it's simple XML, but you need access to the PPG).
Regards Falko 2008/8/19 Calle Kabo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi, > > I'm trying to make a "client capabilities query". But I can't find any info > on how to do it. :/ > Is this how the communication should be? > * POST a PAP formatted document to http://myKannel/wappush containing my > ccq-element > * That url fires up my PPG which sends the message to the operator via the > operators SMSC > * Operator performs the ccq and replies with the capabilites > * A PAP formatted document containing the capabilities of the phone is > returned as a response to the initial POST. > > If this is not the correct flow, please tell me the correct one. > Also, please tell me if there is anything I should know on how to format the > ccq-message. I can't seem to find the info. Or does Kannel generate that > xml? > The documentation is really not very complete on this :/ > > > Best Regards, > Calle Kabo > >
