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smpp_sm(1)             DragonFly General Commands Manual            smpp_sm(1)

       Authors: Enrique Marcote (enrique.marcote@erlang-consulting.com) Miguel
       Rodriguez (miguel@erlang-consulting.com)

MODULE

smpp_sm

DESCRIPTION

Short Message library module groups utility functions for manipulating short messages.

EXTERNAL EXPORTS

add_ie(Params, Ie) -> NewParams Types Params = [{ParamName, ParamVal}] Ie = string() NewParams = Params Adds an Information Element to the User Data Header. If needed the User Data Header Indicator is set. A NewParams is returned. chop_udh(Data) -> {Udh, Rest} Types Data = string() Rest = string() Udh = string() Chops the User Data Header from the User Data of a short message. destination_port(Pdu) -> DestinationPort Types Pdu = pdu() DestinationPort = int() Returns the DestinationPort of an Application Port Addressed Short Message. The function will fail if Pdu does not correspond with a valid Application Port Addressed message. ie(Iei, Udh) -> Ie Types Iei = int() Udh = string() Ie = string() Returns the Information Element in the User Data Header identified by Iei. If no IE found for the given id the function crashes. join_user_data(Segments) -> {Data, RefNum} Types Segments = [Segment] Segment = string() Data = string() RefNum = int() Joins the Segments of a concatenated message. This functions assumes that no other IE than concatenation IE is present in the segments UDH, otherwise resulting Data will be corrupted. message_user_data(Pdu) -> UserData Types Pdu = pdu() UserData = {ParamName, ParamVal} ParamName = short_message | message_payload ParamVal = undefined | string() Gets the message user data from a PDU. The message user data may came in the short_message or in the message_payload parameter. originator_port(Pdu) -> OriginatorPort Types Pdu = pdu() OriginatorPort = int() Returns the OriginatorPort of an Application Port Addressed Short Message. The function will fail if Pdu does not correspond with a valid Application Port Addressed message. pack(UserData, DataCoding) -> PackedUserData Types UserData = list() DataCoding = int() PackedUserData = list() Returns the PackedUserData according to DataCoding and the input UserData. +----------------+--------------------+---------------+ | PackedUserData | DataCoding | UserData | +----------------+--------------------+---------------+ | 7 bit | 00x1xx00 | 8 bit string | +----------------+--------------------+---------------+ | 8 bit | 00x1xx01 | 8 bit string | +----------------+--------------------+---------------+ | 16 bit | 00x1xx10 | 16 bit string | +----------------+--------------------+---------------+ | 8 bit | 00x1xx11 | 8 bit string | +----------------+--------------------+---------------+ | 8 bit | 00x0xxxx | 8 bit string | +----------------+--------------------+---------------+ | 8 bit | 01000000..10111111 | 8 bit string | +----------------+--------------------+---------------+ | 7 bit | 110xxxxx | 8 bit string | +----------------+--------------------+---------------+ | 16 bit | 1110xxxx | 16 bit string | +----------------+--------------------+---------------+ | 7 bit | 111100xx | 8 bit string | +----------------+--------------------+---------------+ | 8 bit | 111101xx | 8 bit string | +----------------+--------------------+---------------+ | 8 bit | 11111xxx | 8 bit | +----------------+--------------------+---------------+ port_addressing_8(Params, DestPort, OrigPort) -> NewParams Types Data = string() DestPort = int() OrigPort = int() NewData = string() Adds application port addressing 8 bit address header to the message user data. port_addressing_16(Params, DestPort, OrigPort) -> NewParams Types Data = string() DestPort = int() OrigPort = int() NewData = string() Adds application port addressing 16 bit address header to the message user data. reference_number(Pdu) -> RefNum Types Pdu = pdu() RefNum = int() Returns the RefNum of a concatenated message. The function will fail if Pdu does not correspond with a valid concatenated message. reply_addresses(Pdu) -> Params Types Pdu = pdu() Params = [DestAddrTon | [DestAddrNpi | [DestinationAddr]]] DestAddrTon = {dest_addr_ton, int()} DestAddrNpi = {dest_addr_npi, int()} DestinationAddr = {destination_addr, string()} Creates reply addresses (dest_addr_ton, dest_addr_npi, destination_addr, source_addr_ton, source_addr_npi and source_addr) from the source address and destination address given in Pdu. reply_destination_address(Pdu) -> Params Types Pdu = pdu() Params = [DestAddrTon | [DestAddrNpi | [DestinationAddr]]] DestAddrTon = {dest_addr_ton, int()} DestAddrNpi = {dest_addr_npi, int()} DestinationAddr = {destination_addr, string()} Creates destination address parameters (ton, npi and addr) from the source address parameters of a given Pdu. reply_source_address(Pdu) -> Params Types Pdu = pdu() Params = [DestAddrTon | [DestAddrNpi | [DestinationAddr]]] DestAddrTon = {dest_addr_ton, int()} DestAddrNpi = {dest_addr_npi, int()} DestinationAddr = {destination_addr, string()} Creates source address parameters (ton, npi and addr) from the destination address parameters of a given Pdu. split(Params, RefNum, ConcatenationMethod) -> ParamsList Types Params = [{ParamName, ParamVal}] ParamName = atom() ParamVal = term() RefNum = int() ConcatenationMethod = udh | sar ParamsList = [Params] Returns a list with a Params for every segment of a concatenated short message. split_user_data(Data, RefNum) -> Segments Types Data = string() RefNum = int() Segments = [Segment] Segment = string() Splits the user Data into Segments for concatenation. Returned Segments have the appropriated UDH. This functions assumes that no UDH is present in Data, if so resulting Segments will be corrupted. total_segments(Pdu) -> TotalSegments Types Pdu = pdu() TotalSegments = int() Returns the total number of segments on a concatenated message. The function will fail if Pdu does not correspond with a valid concatenated message. unpack(PackedUserData, DataCoding) -> UserData Types UserData = list() DataCoding = int() PackedUserData = list() Returns the UserData according to DataCoding and the input PackedUserData. +----------------+--------------------+---------------+ | PackedUserData | DataCoding | UserData | +----------------+--------------------+---------------+ | 7 bit | 00x1xx00 | 8 bit string | +----------------+--------------------+---------------+ | 8 bit | 00x1xx01 | 8 bit string | +----------------+--------------------+---------------+ | 16 bit | 00x1xx10 | 16 bit string | +----------------+--------------------+---------------+ | 8 bit | 00x1xx11 | 8 bit string | +----------------+--------------------+---------------+ | 8 bit | 00x0xxxx | 8 bit string | +----------------+--------------------+---------------+ | 8 bit | 01000000..10111111 | 8 bit string | +----------------+--------------------+---------------+ | 7 bit | 110xxxxx | 8 bit string | +----------------+--------------------+---------------+ | 16 bit | 1110xxxx | 16 bit string | +----------------+--------------------+---------------+ | 7 bit | 111100xx | 8 bit string | +----------------+--------------------+---------------+ | 8 bit | 111101xx | 8 bit string | +----------------+--------------------+---------------+ | 8 bit | 11111xxx | 8 bit | +----------------+--------------------+---------------+ udhi(Pdu) -> bool() Types Pdu = pdu() Returns true if UDHI is set, false otherwise. udhi(Params, Udhi) -> NewParams Types Params = [{ParamName, ParamVal}] ParamName = atom() ParamVal = term() Udhi = bool() Sets Udhi in the esm_class parameter of given list. If Udhi is true UDHI is set to 1, when false sets the UDHI to 0. If esm_class parameter was not defined, returned list includes this parameter with a value of ESM_CLASS_GSM_UDHI if and only Udhi is true, if Udhi is false esm_class will be left undefined.

SEE ALSO

oserl(1) oserl Version: smpp_sm(1)

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