Stop requesting Delivery Report

[321]

I received this note from my smsc:

"Can you please stop requesting Delivery Report from your side when you reply on each short code?"

I'm not quite sure how to take that, as setRegistered = 0.

My current implementation of responding is:

SubmitSMResp smResp = (SubmitSMResp) con.sendRequest((SMPPRequest) submit);

if (smResp.getCommandStatus() == 0) {
  logger.info("Message sent to " + sm.getCellnumber() + " on " + sm.getShortCode());
  markSuccess(dbconn, sm);
}

[Oran Kelly]

It's more relevant how you create your submit packet. For example, are you calling setRegistered on it? If so, stop doing that, leave the registered flag at its default of 0 (or false).

[321]

Thanks for the reply. No, set registered on the submit is set as it's default and verified as 0. It's pretty barebones, maybe thats where the issue lies?

SubmitSM submit = new SubmitSM();
Address dest = new Address(1, 1, sm.getCellnumber());
submit.setDestination(dest);
Address src = new Address(0, 0, sm.getShortCode());
submit.setSource(src);
submit.setMessageText(sm.getMessage());

SubmitSMResp smResp = (SubmitSMResp) con.sendRequest((SMPPRequest) submit);

Perhaps I'm doing something wrong or I'm misunderstanding what my smsc contact is telling me.

[Oleg Alekseev]

Hi? Use network scanner tools (like wireshark, tcpdump etc.) to see real value of Delivery Reciept Request.