Re: DLR receipts <---> sms sent

Thanks a lot. Makes full sense. The relevant
X-Kannel-Headers exists, at least as per 1.2.0
document.

P.


 --- Andreas Fink <[email protected]> wrote: > 
> On Montag, September 23, 2002, at 12:37  Uhr, Kita
> B. Ndara wrote:
> 
> > No, this would not achieve what I want. Consider
> for
> > instance that I have a service whereby a user
> requests
> > a ticket number via sms. I want to know the user
> got
> > his ticket. So the ID is per message, not per
> service.
> >
> >
> >  One solution: Does the dlrurl take the %a param?
> That
> > is, can I see the message that is being reported
> on?
> > If so then I won't need the ID.
> >
> > P.
> >
> 
> when you deliver the ticket you ask for a delivery
> report and
>   you simply include &id=<id> as constant string. Of
> course you replace 
> <id> with whatever "ticket" number you use. The
> important thing here is 
> that you have to actively PUSH the message to
> kannel. You can not PULL 
> for it as there is no X-Kannel-DLRMASK or
> X-Kannel-DLRURL header 
> (yet?). So you would get the request to your
> application and reply 
> nothing. then your application creates a push
> request with that 
> constant &id=... and you will get called back with
> exactly this &id=... 
> so you know which one has been delivered
> 
> 
> Andreas Fink
> Global Networks, Inc.
> 
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