Re: Problem with TON=1

Alejandro Guerrieri wrote:

> *-addr-ton=1 y *-ton-npi=1 were as per operator's requirement.
> 
> So they are (probably) violating some specs by setting ton=1 and using
> a 5 digits short number? I didn't find the 7-digits limit on SMPP 3.4
> papers, but I'm sure it's there for some reason (only I wasn't able to
> find it).

Hi,

yes, if you take the SMPP v3.4 spec literally and not relaxed, then they are 
violating.

The issue is that TON=1 means international. Mainly Alex (who included the 
semantical check here) argues that you can't construct an international number 
with less then 7 digits, which is right.

Now, operator wants TON=1 for submit_sm PDUs, which may be "ok", in some sence, 
since they care about semantically interpreting the message and the TON, but for 
the delivery side, deliver_sm should contain TON=5 if the message is a network 
internal shortcode number. That's what the specs say.

If they won't change and you have to resolve on your own, simply remove the if 
statement in the code.

Stipe

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