Java Development

[haiau]

Hi all,

I'm newbie in blackberry development, please somebody help me with this problem. I used MessageConnection for sending sms and it doesn't work with CDMA, so I switch to DatagramConnection. However, when I send the message as the code below, the message content is messed up. In the receiver phone (no programming at this end), instead of the content "Test Message", I got something like È€◊‡€◊‡ 

Please help me to format the message content to readable format! Thanks !

public void sendsms(){
		DatagramConnection dgConn;
		try{
		dgConn = (DatagramConnection)Connector.open("sms://xxxxxxxxxxx");		
		byte[] data = "Test Message".getBytes();
		Datagram dg = dgConn.newDatagram(dgConn.getMaximumLength());
		dg.setData(data, 0, data.length);
		dgConn.send(dg);
		} catch (IOException e) {
			// Likely the stream was closed.
			System.err.println(e.toString());
		}
	}

[haiau]

I searched this problem. Haven't found solution yet. Anyone encountered this problem? I sent message from Blackberry Bold (GSM) to Blackberry 7250 (CDMA)

[CMY]

I think this is due to the string encoding difference between the receiving/sending devices. I think I read somewhere that the Datagram object does not work well with certain encodings or when the encodings differ.

[haiau]

I think so, but how can I set it to right encoding. I sent to GSM phone as well, same problem.

[haiau]

I tried different encoding. Some encoding can be sent to certain phone or network, some don't. Why sending sms manually, the message always being sent? Is there a way to make it work for any network?

Thanks

[sreid55]

Haiau - Did you ever come up with a solution on this one?  I think I'm encountering the same problem...

Scott