Re: Proposed SMS design schema

"Roger Binns" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.mobile.bitpim.devel
Message-ID <011f01c52a4d$d5fb1ee0$3501a8c0@rogersqyvr14d3>
> msg_id: unique message id (hexstring sha encoded (ESN+folder+datetime))

One thing to consider is what if I have two phones(*) and read from
one and then write to another.  Is it the same message or a different
one?

When placing the message into an IMAP folder, I would want to replace
the numbers with email addresses (eg a from of 1234567890 becomes a
from of [email protected])

Messages should be immutable.  I'd be inclined to sha only the timestamp
and the message content itself.  Even that gets a little tricky as some
times the same message is in muliple messages.  Eg if someone sends
you a message from a BlackBerry, the BB will split it into multiple
messages 160 characters long.  I don't know if it is apparent to
anyone except a human that it is all one long message.

Has anyone found a reliable automated way to work out what carrier
a number is on?  As a fallback we can use @teleflip.com 

Roger


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