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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.
| messageid | A unique string for the message. |
| messagetype | The message type. For more information please take a look at the SMS Message Types page. |
| recipient | The recipient of the message |
| originator | The sender of the message |
| messagedata | The message text (or message data for binary messages) |
| udHEX | For text messages the message text encoded as a hexadecimal string. For binary messages the binary data encoded as a hexadecimal string. |
| udl | User data length (integer) |
| udhHEX | The user data header (UDH) as a hexadecimal string. |
| udhudHEX | The user data header (UDH) followed by the user data (UD) as a hexadecimal string. |
| dcsHEX | The GSM data coding scheme (DCS) in hexadecimal format (possible values: 00-FF) |
| dcsDEC | The GSM data coding scheme (DCS) in decimal format (possible values: 0-255) |
| pidHEX | The GSM protocol ID (PID) in hexadecimal format (possible values: 00-FF) |
| pidDEC | The GSM protocol ID (PID) in decimal format (possible values: 0-255) |
| tpdrreqINT | Delivery report request indication (possible values: 0 - no delivery report is requested, 1 - delivery report is requested) |
| tpdrreqBOOL | Delivery report request indication (possible values: false - no delivery report is requested, true - delivery report is requested) |
| tpmmsINT | More messages to send indication (possible values: 0 - no more messages to follow, 1 - more messages to follow) |
| tpmmsBOOL | More messages to send indication (possible values: false - no more messages to follow, true - more messages to follow) |
| tprpINT | Reply path indication (possible values: 0 - no reply path, 1 - set reply path) |
| tprpBOOL | Reply path indication (possible values: false - no reply path, true - set reply path) |
| vpabs | Absolute validity period. (Time format: YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss) |
| vprelHEX | Relative validity period as defined in the GSM standard (possible values: 00-FF) |
| vprelDEC | Relative validity period as defined in the GSM standard (possible values: 00-255) |
| fdtabs | Absolute first delivery time. (Time format: YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss) |
| fdtrelHEX | Relative first delivery time as defined in the GSM standard (possible values: 00-FF) |
| fdtrelDEC | Relative first delivery time as defined in the GSM standard (possible values: 00-255) |
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