diff -r 48780e181b38 -r 578be2adaf3e Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-A957A1DF-AF81-5A9D-BB44-1B34B2EB809E.dita --- a/Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-A957A1DF-AF81-5A9D-BB44-1B34B2EB809E.dita Tue Jul 20 12:00:49 2010 +0100 +++ b/Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-A957A1DF-AF81-5A9D-BB44-1B34B2EB809E.dita Fri Aug 13 16:47:46 2010 +0100 @@ -1,185 +1,185 @@ - - - - - -GSM -UtilitiesThis section describes the GSM utility classes and the functionality -they provide in the SMS stack. . -

The GSM utility (GSMU) class provides the functionality specified in the -3GPP standards 23.038 and23.040.

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Specialised SMS classes

The GSMU provides a specialised -SMS class called TGsmuLex8. TGsmulex8 provides -methods to decode the PDU data.

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PDU element classes

The following classes provide -utility methods to encode and decode different elements of a PDU.

- - - -GSMU Class -Functionality - - - - -

TSmsOctet

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Provides methods to encode and decode the octets of a PDU

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CSmsAlphabetConverter

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Provides methods for character conversion between native type and -user defined type. This class provides the functionality to compliment CSmsBufferSegmenter, TSmsBufferReassembler and TSmsAlphabetPacker.

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CSmsmAddress

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Provides methods to represent the recipient device or the service -centre address.

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TGsmSmsTypeOfAddress

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Provides methods to specify the type of address used. The type of -address includes the details of the numbering plan indicator and the type -of numbering used.

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TGsmSmsTelNumber

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Provides methods to encapsulate basic address information like source -device address, destination address and the service centre address in a SMS -message.

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TSmsServiceCenterTimeStamp

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Provides methods to get and set the service centre time stamp in -a SMS message.

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TSmsValidityPeriod

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Provides methods to get and set the validity period in a PDU.

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TSmsStatus

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Provides methods to get and set the SMS status in the STATUS -REPORT PDU.

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TSmsParameterIndicator

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Provides methods to get and set flags in the reports and COMMAND PDUs. -The flags represent extension, user data, data coding scheme and protocol -identifier.

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TSmsProtocolIdentifier

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Provides methods to get and set the protocol identifier.

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TSmsCommandType

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Provides methods to get and set the type of commands in a COMMAND PDU.

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CSmsuserData

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Provides methods to get and set user data elements from a PDU.

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CSmsCommandData

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Provides methods to get and set various information elements from -a SMS command message.

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PDU classes

The following classes provide methods -to create and process the six types of messages DELIVER, SUBMIT, DELIVER -REPORT, SUBMIT REPORT, STATUS REPORT and COMMAND.

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CSmsPDU

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Provides generic interface to encode and decode all six types of -PDUs. CSmsPDU provides the common functionalities to encode -and decode different types of PDUs. For more information about the methods -provided by this class see the reference documentation.

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CSmsDeliver

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Provides the methods to create a DELIVER PDU.

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CSmsSubmit

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Provides methods to create a SUBMIT PDU.

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CSmsDeliverReport

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Provides methods to create a DELIVER REPORT PDU. -A DELIVER REPORT message is created to acknowledge a received SMS.

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CSmsSubmitReport

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Provides methods to process a SUBMIT REPORT message sent by the -network in response to a submit message. The SUBMIT REPORT contains the result -of the SUBMIT message like if the message was submitted successfully, if not -the reason for the failure.

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CSmsStatusReport

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Provides the methods to process the STATUS REPORT message sent by -the network. The message contains the details of the status of a previously -sent SUBMIT message.

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CSmsCommand

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Provides methods to create a COMMAND message. This message is mobile -originated and sent to the network requesting some action like status of sent -message.

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Buffer classes

The GSMU provides the utility classes -to store the SMS messages before segmentation and concatenation. CSmsBufferBase is -the base class to create the buffer space in the memory. CSmsBuffer is -used to store an array of TText in the memory. CSmsEditorBuffer class -is used by the messaging server to store the text in CRichText type.

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User data settings

TSmsUserDataSettings class -is used to encapsulate the settings such as character concatenation. The stored -settings affect the encoding and decoding of the messages.

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CSmsMessage

CSmsMessage class -is used to represent a complete message inside the SMS stack before segmentation -and a complete message after reassembly. If the message type is class 0, incomplete -messages are also stored by the CSmsMesasge. The complete -message is stored in the CSmsBuffer. The main function -of the CSmsMessage is to store the information in a SMS -and to encode and decode the message into different PDUs. The text in a message -is accessed using Buffer() method. The CSmsMessage also -supports decoding of partial complete Class 0 SMS.

The CSmsMesasge -class supports the following functionality:

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  • To add hyperlink in -a SMS message using CSmsHyperlinkOperations

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  • To get and set the reply -address path using CSmsReplyAddressOperations

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  • To get, set and remove -special message indicators using CSmsSpecialMessageOperations

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  • To support the voice -mail notifications.

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  • CSmsSMSCCtrlParameterOperations class -provide the clients with methods to manipulate Short Message Service Centre -(SMSC) control information elements. class

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  • To support segmentation -and reassembly in the SMS stack.

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  • To pack and unpack data -from the SMS messages.

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The GSMU also provides the segmentation and reassembly store described -in SMS Stack Message -Stores.

+ + + + + +GSM +UtilitiesThis section describes the GSM utility classes and the functionality +they provide in the SMS stack. . +

The GSM utility (GSMU) class provides the functionality specified in the +3GPP standards 23.038 and23.040.

+
Specialised SMS classes

The GSMU provides a specialised +SMS class called TGsmuLex8. TGsmulex8 provides +methods to decode the PDU data.

+
PDU element classes

The following classes provide +utility methods to encode and decode different elements of a PDU.

+ + + +GSMU Class +Functionality + + + + +

TSmsOctet

+

Provides methods to encode and decode the octets of a PDU

+
+ +

CSmsAlphabetConverter

+

Provides methods for character conversion between native type and +user defined type. This class provides the functionality to compliment CSmsBufferSegmenter, TSmsBufferReassembler and TSmsAlphabetPacker.

+
+ +

CSmsmAddress

+

Provides methods to represent the recipient device or the service +centre address.

+
+ +

TGsmSmsTypeOfAddress

+

Provides methods to specify the type of address used. The type of +address includes the details of the numbering plan indicator and the type +of numbering used.

+
+ +

TGsmSmsTelNumber

+

Provides methods to encapsulate basic address information like source +device address, destination address and the service centre address in a SMS +message.

+
+ +

TSmsServiceCenterTimeStamp

+

Provides methods to get and set the service centre time stamp in +a SMS message.

+
+ +

TSmsValidityPeriod

+

Provides methods to get and set the validity period in a PDU.

+
+ +

TSmsStatus

+

Provides methods to get and set the SMS status in the STATUS +REPORT PDU.

+
+ +

TSmsParameterIndicator

+

Provides methods to get and set flags in the reports and COMMAND PDUs. +The flags represent extension, user data, data coding scheme and protocol +identifier.

+
+ +

TSmsProtocolIdentifier

+

Provides methods to get and set the protocol identifier.

+
+ +

TSmsCommandType

+

Provides methods to get and set the type of commands in a COMMAND PDU.

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+ +

CSmsuserData

+

Provides methods to get and set user data elements from a PDU.

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+ +

CSmsCommandData

+

Provides methods to get and set various information elements from +a SMS command message.

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+ + +
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PDU classes

The following classes provide methods +to create and process the six types of messages DELIVER, SUBMIT, DELIVER +REPORT, SUBMIT REPORT, STATUS REPORT and COMMAND.

+ + + +class +Functionality + + + + +

CSmsPDU

+

Provides generic interface to encode and decode all six types of +PDUs. CSmsPDU provides the common functionalities to encode +and decode different types of PDUs. For more information about the methods +provided by this class see the reference documentation.

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+ +

CSmsDeliver

+

Provides the methods to create a DELIVER PDU.

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+ +

CSmsSubmit

+

Provides methods to create a SUBMIT PDU.

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+ +

CSmsDeliverReport

+

Provides methods to create a DELIVER REPORT PDU. +A DELIVER REPORT message is created to acknowledge a received SMS.

+
+ +

CSmsSubmitReport

+

Provides methods to process a SUBMIT REPORT message sent by the +network in response to a submit message. The SUBMIT REPORT contains the result +of the SUBMIT message like if the message was submitted successfully, if not +the reason for the failure.

+
+ +

CSmsStatusReport

+

Provides the methods to process the STATUS REPORT message sent by +the network. The message contains the details of the status of a previously +sent SUBMIT message.

+
+ +

CSmsCommand

+

Provides methods to create a COMMAND message. This message is mobile +originated and sent to the network requesting some action like status of sent +message.

+
+ + +
+
Buffer classes

The GSMU provides the utility classes +to store the SMS messages before segmentation and concatenation. CSmsBufferBase is +the base class to create the buffer space in the memory. CSmsBuffer is +used to store an array of TText in the memory. CSmsEditorBuffer class +is used by the messaging server to store the text in CRichText type.

+
User data settings

TSmsUserDataSettings class +is used to encapsulate the settings such as character concatenation. The stored +settings affect the encoding and decoding of the messages.

+
CSmsMessage

CSmsMessage class +is used to represent a complete message inside the SMS stack before segmentation +and a complete message after reassembly. If the message type is class 0, incomplete +messages are also stored by the CSmsMesasge. The complete +message is stored in the CSmsBuffer. The main function +of the CSmsMessage is to store the information in a SMS +and to encode and decode the message into different PDUs. The text in a message +is accessed using Buffer() method. The CSmsMessage also +supports decoding of partial complete Class 0 SMS.

The CSmsMesasge +class supports the following functionality:

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  • To add hyperlink in +a SMS message using CSmsHyperlinkOperations

  • +
  • To get and set the reply +address path using CSmsReplyAddressOperations

  • +
  • To get, set and remove +special message indicators using CSmsSpecialMessageOperations

  • +
  • To support the voice +mail notifications.

  • +
  • CSmsSMSCCtrlParameterOperations class +provide the clients with methods to manipulate Short Message Service Centre +(SMSC) control information elements. class

  • +
  • To support segmentation +and reassembly in the SMS stack.

  • +
  • To pack and unpack data +from the SMS messages.

  • +

The GSMU also provides the segmentation and reassembly store described +in SMS Stack Message +Stores.

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