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Premium SMS Session Management FunctionsSMS_ReplySMS_Reply—Send back SMS-MT in reply to theSMS-MO requestThis function is used to send a SMS-MT in reply to the SMS-MO receivedduring the Premium SMS session. endoverview>FORMAT SMS_Reply UInt32 *ConnectId, *Message_to_send,SMSSessionClosedRETURNSVMS Usage: cond_valuestype: longwordaccess: read onlymechanism: by valueARGUMENTSConnectIdVMS Usage: pointertype: pointer to longwordaccess: read onlymechanism: by referenceUnique connection id, initialized by the function SMS_ConnectGateway.*Message_to_sendVMS Usage: pointertype: pointer to a SMSMessage type structureaccess: read/writemechanism: by referencePointer to a SMSMessage type structure.On input, the following structure fields must be initialized:• messagetype: set to SMSMessageTypeReply.• msg_length: useful length of message to be transmitted.• msg_data: SMS message content that may contain:5 numeric data only (msg_format=SMSFormatNumeric.5 alphanumeric data only (default).5 binary data either encoded in binary format or hexadecimal format.5 a filename storing the data to be transmitted (in this case the msg_options bit 0 must be set).On output, the msg_reference_number field returns the unique SMS messageidentifier assigned by the SMS est rempli avec l’identifiant unique assigné parla passerelle au message SMS.7–10
Premium SMS Session Management FunctionsSMS_ReplyThe following optional data could be specified if needed:• msg_encoding: by default SMSEncodingIA5 (International ReferenceAlphabet ISO 8859-1).• msg_class: spécify the message class:5 0: class 0: flash mode: immediate display of the message onthe mobile screen without user intervention, but no storage of themessage in the received messages list.5 1: class 1: normal mode (default): the SMS is received and storedin the list of received message. The user must open the receivedmessage list to read the message.5 2: classe 2: stored on SIM card.5 3: classe 3: equipment specific.• msg_format: message encoding format if different than default (default isalphabetic SMSFormatAlphabetic)• srcPort: sending port message, only used for binary NBS messages.• destPort: recipient port message, only used for binary NBS messages.• sender_address: email address of the sender. When bits 20 and/or 21 ofsms_options are set, a transmission report or error notification could besent by email to this address after either successful transmission or error.• sms_action: SMS-Center action (only to be used for some networks):5 0: (SMS_NOOP) no operation, uncharged message (default).5 1: (SMS_END) transactional session close (payment requested) andservice session close, same as SMS_CONFIRM + SMS_CLOSE.5 2 (SMS_CONFIRM) transactional session close (payment requested).5 3 (SMS_CLOSE) service session close.• msg_options: bitarray storing SMS options:5 bit 0 set: the msg_data string does not contain the data to betransmitted but the filename storing the message content.5 bit 3 set: SMS expiration date specified in expirationDate.5 bit 5: SMS acknowledgement request for errors or successfultransmission.5 bit 11: application-specified UDH data stored at the beginning of themsg_data field (before the message content), the UDH useful lengthis stored in input in the sms_error field. The sending application isresponsible for the UDH generation and correct syntax.5 bit 20 set: request that an error notification be transmitted by email tothe sender in case of transmission error.5 bit 21 set: request for a transmission acknowledgement to be send byemail after SMS successful transmission.7–11
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PrefacePublicThis manual is destine
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1Introduction1.1 Integrating SMS fe
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2Using the Application Programming
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