Variables for HTTP Client Service Provider Connection

The following table lists the variables you can use in the HTTP requests sent to HTTP Client service provider connections.

messageidA unique string for the message.
messagetypeThe message type. For more information please take a look at the SMS Message Types page.
recipientThe recipient of the message
originatorThe sender of the message
messagedataThe message text (or message data for binary messages)
udHEXFor text messages the message text encoded as a hexadecimal string. For binary messages the binary data encoded as a hexadecimal string.
udlUser data length (integer)
udhHEXThe user data header (UDH) as a hexadecimal string.
udhudHEXThe user data header (UDH) followed by the user data (UD) as a hexadecimal string.
dcsHEXThe GSM data coding scheme (DCS) in hexadecimal format (possible values: 00-FF)
dcsDECThe GSM data coding scheme (DCS) in decimal format (possible values: 0-255)
pidHEXThe GSM protocol ID (PID) in hexadecimal format (possible values: 00-FF)
pidDECThe GSM protocol ID (PID) in decimal format (possible values: 0-255)
tpdrreqINTDelivery report request indication (possible values: 0 - no delivery report is requested, 1 - delivery report is requested)
tpdrreqBOOLDelivery report request indication (possible values: false - no delivery report is requested, true - delivery report is requested)
tpmmsINTMore messages to send indication (possible values: 0 - no more messages to follow, 1 - more messages to follow)
tpmmsBOOLMore messages to send indication (possible values: false - no more messages to follow, true - more messages to follow)
tprpINTReply path indication (possible values: 0 - no reply path, 1 - set reply path)
tprpBOOLReply path indication (possible values: false - no reply path, true - set reply path)
vpabsAbsolute validity period. (Time format: YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss)
vprelHEXRelative validity period as defined in the GSM standard (possible values: 00-FF)
vprelDECRelative validity period as defined in the GSM standard (possible values: 00-255)
fdtabsAbsolute first delivery time. (Time format: YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss)
fdtrelHEXRelative first delivery time as defined in the GSM standard (possible values: 00-FF)
fdtrelDECRelative first delivery time as defined in the GSM standard (possible values: 00-255)

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