Re: Sending push using sendsms?

WSP part seems problematic. What you mean %03 being 'content type'.  
There is
no token for it, only its value is tokenized.

Aarno

On Thursday, January 23, 2003, at 10:13 AM, Bernd Kronmueller wrote:

> That is what we do to deliver SI to handsets:
>
> http://curry:13013/cgi-bin/ 
> sendsms?username=tester&password=foobar&to=%2B447771537333&text=%01%06% 
> 04%03%AE%81%EA%02%05%6A%00%45%C6%0C%03134.231.12.23/ 
> Title.mid?210125%00%11%038@asdksas%00%08%0A%C3%07%20%02%10%17%09%02%23% 
> 10%C3%07%20%02%10%17%09%15%33%01%03TestTune This can also contain the  
> Artist%00%01%01&udh=%06%05%04%0B%84%23%F0
>
> One of the main pitfalls of sending SI is that the expiry date is not
> set correctly so the handset will just ignore the message.
>
> WAP SI MESSAGE
>
> Breakdown of the message:
>
> http://curry:13013/cgi-bin/sendsms?
> username=tester
> &password=foobar
> &to=%2B447771537333
> &text=
> %01     Transaction ID/Push ID          (Start of WSP header (Wireless
> Session Protocol))
> %06     PDU type  (06=push)
> %04     header lenght
> %03      content type
> %AE      headers
> %81       :
> %EA      _:_                    (End of WSP header)
>
> %02     Version number WBXML version 1.2
> %05     SI 1.0 Public Identifier
> %6A     Charset UTF-8
> %00     String table length
> %45     si with content
> %C6     indication
> %0C     href="http://
> %03     inline string follows
> 134.231.12.23/Title.mid?210125%00
> %11     si id
> %03        inline string follows
> 8@asdksas%00        (random number followed by @asdksas)
> %08     action "signal high"
> %0A     created=
> %C3     OPAQUE date follows
> %07     length=
> %20%02          year
> %10%17          month day
> %09%02%23       hour minute seconds
> %10     si-expire=
> %C3     OPAQUE date follows
> %07     length=
> %20%02          year
> %10%17          month day
> %09%15%33       hour minute seconds
> %01     END (of indication attribute list)
> %03     Inline string follows
>
> TestTune This can also contain the Artist%00
>
> %01     END (of indication element)
> %01     END (of si element)
>
> &udh=%06%05%04%0B%84%23%F0
>
>
>
> On Thu, 2003-01-23 at 07:17, Peter Löfman wrote:
>> Is it possible to send a SI message using sendsms cgi script?
>> If so, has anyone done it?
>> Any example?
>>
>> /Peter Lofman
>>
>>
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