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Hi Alt,

(Using Inetlab.SMPP v1.0.11.1)

I am using the coding [DataCodings.Default] within [SmppClient.PrepareSubmit] to send the following message:

TEST []{}?@'-_!£$%^&*()_-=+,./<>|\àèïôû TEST

The handset receives:
TEST []{}@'-_!£$%^&*()_-=+,./<>|\àèïôû TEST

It is missing the ? character. Could this be an issue with your encoder or should I be using a different coding set?

Regards

Nick

Hi Nick,

by default SmppClient has
MapEncoding(DataCodings.Default, new Inetlab.SMPP.Encodings.GSMEncoding());

can you try
client.MapEncoding(DataCodings.Default, Encoding.Default);

Using:
MapEncoding(DataCodings.Default, System.Text.Encoding.Default)

The message received at the handset is now missing the following characters:
[]{}^|\:

(the question mark was displayed though!)

Further information:

I used the original [DataCodings.Default], but encoded the message using my own GSMEncode function and passed the bytes to [SmppClient.PrepareSubmit], the received message correctly displayed the ? character as well as all the other characters - could this character have been missed off of your internal GSMEncode function? (I don't have the source code for this version (v1.0.11.1) so I cannot check)

Thanks
Nick

Nick, You are quite right. GSMEncoding has problem with question mark.
Thank you for pointing this defect to me.
Will be fixed in 1.0.11.3 soon.

v1.0.11.3 has fixed the issue, many thanks for such a quick turnaround

How can i get the latest source when i have purchased it?

Regards
Michael

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