You need to use charset=utf8 & coding=2 for sending such messages. i.e.: " http://localhost:90/kannel-sms?from=%2Bxxxxxx&to=xxxxxxx&msg=%04%1F%04%3E%04%3D%04O%04B%04%3D%04%3E%00+%042%04A%04Q%00.%044%040%00+%04A%04%3E%00+%04A%04B%04%3E%04%40%04%3E%04%3D%04K%00.%048%00+%04B%04%3E%00+%04%3D%045%00+%042%04A%045%043%044%040&originSMSC=mySMSC&charset=utf8&coding=2 "
be aware that 1 message part will be maximum 67 symbols in case you want to use cyrillic or mixed up with cyrillic charsets. otherwise use coding=0, omitting charset. 2012/3/29 Emmanuel CHANSON <[email protected]> > Is there any option like mo-recode=true ? > > Br > > Emmanuel > Http://miig.mediacom.nc > Le 29 mars 2012 07:57, "Rob GB" <[email protected]> a écrit : > > >> Hi all, >> >> I'm using Kannel to send Cyrillic messages, I send SMSs with UTF-16BE >> encoding and they work perfectly, however I have a serious problem with >> incoming messages. I have this config: >> group = sms-servicekeyword = defaultcatch-all = truemax-messages=0get-url >> = >> http://myhost:13180/kannellistener/kannel-sms?from=%p&to=%P&msg=%a&originSMSC=%i&charset=%C >> In access logs the URL looks like: >> 2012-03-28 19:05:07 SMS HTTP-request sender:+xxxxxxx request: 'OK' url: ' >> http://localhost:90/kannel-sms?from=%2Bxxxxxx&to=xxxxxxx&msg=%04%1F%04%3E%04%3D%04O%04B%04%3D%04%3E%00+%042%04A%04Q%00.%044%040%00+%04A%04%3E%00+%04A%04B%04%3E%04%40%04%3E%04%3D%04K%00.%048%00+%04B%04%3E%00+%04%3D%045%00+%042%04A%045%043%044%040&originSMSC=mySMSC&charset=UTF-16BE' >> reply: 200 '<< successful >>' >> I use a Java webapp as the listening servlet, in logs the messages look >> like this: >> [http-13180-54] com.xxx..KannelIncomingSmsServlet.doGet - entry text = >> ^D%^D>^DG^DC^@ ^D?^D>^D7^D=^D0^D:^D>^D<^D8^DB^DA^D0^@ ^DA^@ ^D<^DC^D6^@ >> ^@5^@3^@ ^@5^@5^@ ^D;^D5^D B^@ ^D4^D;^DO^@ ^DA^@/^D> >> I have tried a lot of Java methods to decode the message, such as: >> URLDecoder.decode(text, "UTF-16BE")); >> new String(text.getBytes("UTF-16BE"), "UTF-16") >> text = Charset.forName("UTF-16BE").decode(text).toString(); >> and some more big methods that are not necessary to list, the point is >> that the message never gets decoded. >> I wonder if there's something in Kannel config I could do to fix this >> problem. >> Thanks in advanced. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>
