Re: [FYI] Post-XML

I have to say Bruno the new documentation is great - the XML POST, AT2 
section, OTA and PUSH are subjects that need to be covered. Good stuff.

For everyone's interest I currently have two development changes in test 
that I'll submit once I've fully tested them.

1. Addition of CMTI: reading of SIM stored messages from AT devices in 
AT2. Needed to add support for the Motorola P7389i. Had to modify the 
at2_pdu_extract to cope with the two.

2. SMPP validity, deferred and couple of other tidy ups.

Alex

On 30 Apr 2002, Bruno David Simões Rodrigues wrote:

> 
> As I don't yet have simple functions to parse xml, I've finished 
> (almost) the xml post code.
> 
> There's some differences for latest
> http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-koponen-sms-xml-03.txt
> IETF draft, like it just define a <statusrequest> and we have
> dlr-mask and dlr-url, so I've adjusted and set
> <statusrequest>
> 	<dlr-mask>x</dlr-mask>
> 	<dlr-url>http://....</dlr-url>
> </statusrequest>
> 
> and I've taked liberally the <from> and <to> (smsc directives) tags to
> have:
> kannel->appl: from = smsc-id, to=service-name
> appl->kannel: from = authentication, to=smsc-id
> 
> Please compile documentation with --enable-docs --enable-drafts or check
> at http://litux.org/~bruno/userguide.{html|rtf|pdf} and give me
> suggestions, critics, flames, anything.
> 
> I'll need this (or something alike) for the end of the week.....
> 
> 
> On sendsms-user, it supports multiple destinations, altough I've yet not
> tested how many destinations we could have
> (BTW: do we have any string limit in octstr ? internally, multiple
> destinations is a string with numbers separated by space)
> 
> 

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Alex Judd
http://www.skywire.co.uk