RE: (no subject)

Apart from the \r\n sequence in the beginning (which will surely confuse
the handset), I found one problem in the data. Here's a dump
 
8C 82 // X-MMS-Message-Type: m-notification-ind
98 30 00 // X-MMS-Transaction-Id
8D 90 // X-MMS-Version: 1.0
01 81 // <-- What's this?
8A 80 // X-MMS-Message-Class: Personal
8E 01 66 > // X-MMS-Size: 100
88 06 81 04 3D 2D 7A A0 // X-MMS-Expiry
83 // X-MMS-Content-Location
 
Also, I think a content-type should be present as the last field, i.e.
you should add a "84 BE". I've attached a screen capture of my Nokia
Toolkit output. It might help.
 
Regards,
 
- Anders

-----Original Message-----
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Subject: (no subject)


I have some problem sending m-notification-ind with kannel. the binary
message should be OK except a "/r/n" that is introduced by javamail in
the mime multipart message. 
i posted to kannel ppg a multipart message that contains an xml file and
a binary m-notification-ind 
the phone receive two sms ( i can see this when i put the phone erricson
t68i close to the monitor while the phone is receiving the sms but
ignores the notification);so i set up a debug environment using nokia
mobile toolkit 3.1 . 
i captured the data received by the toolkit simulator and i attached to
this email as jpeg image .
as i said before the only thing that looks different than the example
binary data posted in this mailing list is that it has 0D0A at the
begining 
I have also attached the http post transaction and the multipart data
encoded by java mail .
anyone has any idea about ?