Ret = PhoneNumberUtils.calledPartyBCDToString(mPdu, mCur, len) * Parse and return the SC address prepended to SMS messages coming via the TS 27.005 / AT interface.
* whether or not the original message was received on the receiver handset TP-User-Data-Length (implies existence of TP-User-Data)īoolean hasUserDataHeader = (firstByte & 0x40) = 0x40 only process the byte if the reserved bits (bits3 to 6) are zero. indicated in the first TP-PI octet, so skip over any
#ANDROID MIGHTYTEXT HOW TO#
We only know how to parse a few extra parameters, all The following are optional fields that may or may not be present.
#ANDROID MIGHTYTEXT ANDROID#
TP-Discharge-Time (line taken from Android v4.2_r1)ĭischargeTime = p.getSCTimestampMillis() ServiceCenterTimeStamp = p.getSCTimestampMillis() *Object mRecipientAddress = */p.getAddress() Private void parseSmsStatusReport(PduParser p, int firstByte) * firstByte The first byte of the PDU, which contains MTI, etc. * p A PduParser, cued past the first byte. Throw new RuntimeException("Unsupported message type") This should be processed in the same way as MTI = 0 (Deliver) * Adapted from .gsm.SmsMessage#createFromPdu(byte)} (originally static) octet with integer value 42 is presented to TE as two * ME/TA converts each octet of TP data unit into two IRA character long
* SC address followed by 3GPP TS 23.040 TPDU in hexadecimal format:
* TS 27.005 3.1,Throw new IllegalArgumentException("This is not the pdu of a GSM SMS-STATUS-REPORT message") Private boolean mIsStatusReportMessage = false * This field is true iff the message is a SMS-STATUS-REPORT message. * see TS 23.040, 9.2.3.15 for description of other possible values. * This field applies to SMS-STATUS-REPORT messages. * TP-Status - status of a previously submitted SMS.
#ANDROID MIGHTYTEXT CODE#
* The code is taken from Android v5.1.0_r1 (+ 1 line from v4.2_r1). * All licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. * Based on the source code of the following Android classes: * Only works for GSM/3GPP networks (not CDMA/3GPP2). * A helper class to parse (from pdu byte) and represent a GSM SMS-STATUS-REPORT message (= delivery report). the time the original message was received by the SMS service center. The getServiceCenterTimeStamp() method returns the same value you get from SmsMessage#getTimestampMillis(), i.e. Using the class below you can get this value by calling getDischargeTime(). This value, which unfortunately is not exposed by the public SmsMessage class, is the delivery time you want (as perceived by the delivering network infrastructure). By studying the source code of .gsm.SmsMessage class (which is Android's internal class that deals with parsing SMS PDUs on GSM/3GPP networks) I found that SMS-STATUS-REPORTS (= "delivery reports") contain 2nd timestamp value, namely the "discharge time".
0 kommentar(er)
