> But if you *do* use ppg, you do not need to do all bit stuff.
> In addition, ppg is tested with quite many phone types ;
> using it with all kind of phones will result with an universal si
> tokenisation.
Universal as long as you're not CDMA. If you're CDMA, the source
and destination ports (if present) are in the bearer data (which isn't
generally allowed) and in the wrong order. Also, if the message takes
more than one SMS in size, then a UDH will be added, which also has
nothing to do with -- and will break -- CDMA. Finally the esm_class in
the SAR case will be set using GSM-specific flags and may be rejected
accordingly. I had to hack Kannel a LOT to get CDMA pushes to work
natively through the PPG. This doesn't necessarily apply to you,
Christian, but I want to keep someone searching the archives in the
future from thinking the PPG works with CDMA.
Jon
