Yeah, I ended up doing that. Thanks.
On 09/09/16 09:36, Donald Jackson wrote:
You should send all your messages using your custom UDH then, assemble
each part and add your udh as desired. Kannel will only add udh if a
single part exceeds to max octets
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Donald Jackson
On 09 September 2016
You should send all your messages using your custom UDH then, assemble each
part and add your udh as desired. Kannel will only add udh if a single part
exceeds to max octets
--
Donald Jackson
On 09 September 2016 at 2:05:50 PM, Manuel García Cabrera
(mcabr...@contentamobile.com(mailto:mc
Donald:
But I need to send special messages that have %70%00 on its UDH, but
only on the first one. If I don't manually set UDH, the message won't
have that in its UDH.
Roshan:
What do you mean?
On 08/09/16 19:15, Donald Jackson wrote:
If you would like to send concatenated messages don't
If you would like to send concatenated messages don't set UDH, just let
Kannel handle it entirely.
Your UDH with length 7 (first byte) looks wrong.
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Donald Jackson
On 09 September 2016 at 12:08:45 AM, Roshan Pradeep (rprad...@whispir.com)
wrote:
> Gtw
>
> On Friday, 9 September 2016, Manuel
Gtw
On Friday, 9 September 2016, Manuel García Cabrera <
mcabr...@contentamobile.com> wrote:
> Hi, I'm sending messages with the following UDH: %02%70%00
>
> When the message is 140 characters or less, everything works fine.
> However, when the message has over 140 characters and concatenation oc
Hi, I'm sending messages with the following UDH: %02%70%00
When the message is 140 characters or less, everything works fine.
However, when the message has over 140 characters and concatenation
occurs, it doesn't work well on some devices. Kannel adds de 5 bits in
the UDH to handle concatenati
