Hi Alt,

I tried several different phones and another network provider(smsc).
It seems some phones cannot show "{}\|[]~". But some do. with default encoding. - SmppClient.MapEncoding(DataCodings.Default , Encoding.Default); while SmppClient.MapEncoding(DataCodings.Default , new GSMEncoding()) doesn ...

Hi,


I tried this method,

SmppClient.MapEncoding(DataCodings.OctetUnspecified , new GSMEncoding());

It gives me some square marks in the message.
And doesn't show @ and $ etc anymore.

K

Did somebody have same problem?
Have someone tried to use other encoding?

Please help.
K

Yes. I can open message with UCS2 encoding.
And all the special chars show up in UCS2.

But I cannot send every message in this encoding. Which limits message length to 70 characters.

Any idea, anyone?

How come I cannot open the message that I sent with encoding OctetUnspecified?

Really stuck here. Please help.

Thanks for your reply.

The SMSC said they are using encoding 4 - which I believe is OctetUnspecified.
I tried this encoding, however I cannot open such message when I receive it.

K

Hi Alt,

How to send special chars like "^{}\[~]|" with the library?

I used testing string "$&,+/:;=?@<>-()#%{}|\^[]'~"
I tried Default, Latin1, OctetUnspecified encodings.

Default and Latin1 both cannot show "{}\|[]~".
While with OctetUnspecified encoding, I cannot open the message on my Nokia ...