Can you help me please, i’m facing the same problem.
Did you find the cause of this exception.

Thanks in advance.

main: Session.send(Request) trying to create pdu from unprocessed buffer (1)
07:28:57 main: Session.send(Request) PDU.setData() parsing header 00000019800000090000000000000001 (5)
07:28:57 main: Session.send(Request) PDU.setData() parsing body 62726d000210000134 (5)
07:28:57 main: Session.send(Request) have 5 bytes left. (5)
07:28:57 main: Session.send(Request) received complete pdu(bindresp: (pdu: 25 80000009 0 1) brm 52) (1)
07:28:57 main: Session.send(Request) there is 0 bytes left in unprocessed buffer (1)
07:28:57 main: Session.send(Request) ReceiverBase.receivePDUFromConnection finished (3)
07:28:57 main: Session.send(Request) Got pdu (bindresp: (pdu: 25 80000009 0 1) brm 52) (1)
07:28:57 main: Session.send(Request) Got response(?) pdu (bindresp: (pdu: 25 80000009 0 1) brm 52) (4)
07:28:57 main: Session.send(Request) checking response if it’s what we expected. (4)
07:28:57 main: Session.send(Request) exited

I have used Logica SMPP code with a client page. I am getting an error :
Exception: com.logica.smpp.pdu.InvalidPDUException
PDU debug string: (submit_resp: (pdu: 16 80000004 439 2) )
Underlying exception: com.logica.smpp.util.NotEnoughDataInByteBufferException: Not enough data in byte buffer. Expected 1, available: 0.

Did anyone came across it. Or anyone with a solution . Pls Suggest !!

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When sending encoding the message for sending concatenated sms in GSM7-bit encoding, do we have to do the packing of bytes??

In the SMPP specification it is said that data_coding value 0 means SMSC default alphabet. Does this refers to GSM7, GSM7packed or does it depends on the SMSC??

Thanks and regards,
Nihanth.

Can anyone send the sample java code to send Long messages using Logica SMPP API’s version 1.3.

Thanks in advance.

Dharmendra Singh

this is the code:

Message =”لحمدُ لله ربِّ العالمين، والصلاةُ والسلامُ على مَنْ أرسله اللهُ رحمةً للعالمين، وعلى آله وصَحْبِهِ وإخوانِه إلى يوم الدِّين”;
String[] splittedMsg = Main.SplitByWidth(Message, 63);

int totalSegments = splittedMsg.length;

//iteerating on splittedMsg array. Only Sequence Number and short message text will change each time
for (int i = 0; i < totalSegments; i++) {
SubmitSM msg = new SubmitSM();
msg.setSourceAddr(SourceAddr);
msg.setEsmClass((byte)Data.SM_UDH_GSM); //Set UDHI Flag Data.SM_UDH_GSM=0×40
msg.setDataCoding((byte) 0×08);
ByteBuffer ed = new ByteBuffer();
ed.appendByte((byte) 6); // UDH Length
ed.appendByte((byte) 0×08); // IE Identifier
ed.appendByte((byte) 4); // IE Data Length
ed.appendByte((byte) 00) ; //Reference Number 1st Octet
ed.appendByte((byte) 00) ; //Reference Number 2nd Octet
ed.appendByte((byte) totalSegments) ; //Number of pieces
ed.appendByte((byte) (i+1)) ; //Sequence number
//This encoding comes in Logica Open SMPP. Refer to its docs for more detail
ed.appendString(splittedMsg[i], Data.ENC_UTF16_BE);
msg.setShortMessageData(ed);
System.out.println(splittedMsg[i]);
DestAddr.setAddress("213661133673");// 213661686742 0661686746 0661698177 0661686742 0661502966
msg.setDestAddr(DestAddr);
resp = session.submit(msg);

}

What is the library (and version of it) you use in this example? It looks like Java SMPP Library by Logica, but in version that I found (The Java SMPP Library version 1.3) I dont see the method setShortMessageData( ByteBuffer byteBuffer ) in class SubmitSM.

Did you add it to the library by yourself?
If not, can you put correct link to the library you use?