Re: post-xml issues

On Dienstag, September 10, 2002, at 05:12  Uhr, Tim Kehres wrote:

> Hello,
>  
> I'm still pretty new to this code, so if I've missed something fairly 
> basic, if you could just point me in the right direction, I'll go back 
> to searching the code.  :-)
>  
> In the meantime, I'm using the latest cvs build of a few days ago, 
> with a Wavecom modem and RedHat 7.2.  I've been able to get SMS 
> messages through OK, and the XML content is properly received through 
> a test cgi running under Apache.  I've got a few questions however:
>  
> Originating Address (OA)
> This does not get set in the resulting XML object.  In the smsbox.c 
> code, the generation of this field is dependent upon 
> trans->send_sender.   Why is this the case?  Is there any reason we 
> don't want to propogate this information?    Or might there be a 
> problem in the setting of this value?
>  

Are you sure its not the destination address? When an SMS comes in, it 
always can know the sender but not the destination.

> UDH Element
> This is also not being generated.  I'm getting ready to dig into the 
> code on this one, but thought I'd check in case anyone else has 
> already tracked this one down.
>  

If there's no UDH, the element is probably not there.

> AT Element
> This one is not a big deal for what I'm trying to put together, 
> however I don't understand the generated values.   The time 
> information on both the system as well as cell phone are accurate, 
> however I get the following in the generated XML object: Feb 21, 1919, 
> 15:57.20, timezone: 0.
>  

This is probably the timestamp generated by the SMSC.

>
Andreas Fink
Global Networks, Inc.

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