About converting byte to send SMS in Javacard

Hello all,
I'm try to send a location information out by put it in the unformat SMS.
The location will return in 7 bytes; which including MCC and MNC (3 bytes), LAC (2 bytes), and cell id (2 bytes).
Suppose it is 02 F8 00 | 00 14 | 00 79,
it means MCC is 208, MNC is 00, LAC 0041, and cell id is 0097
And that is the result getting from TLV of location proac. command.
After that I try to send these extract number by SMS. But I can't figure out how to convert it. I can't think how to calculate it. Anyone please suggest me, I can't solve it.
Thank you very much.

hi
u r getting ur answer in nibble swap format.
so write one function to swap nibbles of a byte.
to swap nibbles-------->
1)store byte in two diff variables
2)first right shift byte of one variable for 4 times then do and operation with 0x0F.
3)then left shift the same byte(stored in second variable) 4 times.
4)do or oeration between result of step 2 and step 3
resultant byte is ur answer.
Regards
Divyesh.

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Problem in sending SMS?????????

hi all,
i have problem in sending sms using wma.its arises exception about "port format", whats the problem is???? anybody help me??

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Please be clear on this. I have not accused you or anyone else of being dishonest. I have merely stated a point of fact, that sending a mail to an unknown recipient is not good policy.
Forums are anyhow meant for open discussion, not as a gateway to private communication.
No offence, but my daily schedule is just busy enough to make me not want to engage in Yahoo! or any other chat.
All the best, Darryl
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Using iMessage 8.0 with Mavericks to send sms message to my friend who has an iPhone. Only allows me to log in under AIM, YAHOO, GOOGLE, or BONJOUR. I don't want to do any of that. Just my phone number. Is this possible?

Using iMessage 8.0 with Mavericks to send sms message to my friend who has an iPhone. Only allows me to log in under AIM, YAHOO, GOOGLE, or BONJOUR. I don't want to do any of that. Just my phone number. Is this possible?

Hi,
The first run of Messages will ask you to enter an Apple ID to "register' with iMessages.
If you do not do this but open the App and look in Preferences > Accounts then you will see the iMessages account and the Bonjour Account which will not be activated.
Neither of these two account can be deleted. (even if not being used)
If you then press the + icon to add you will get the choices you posted.
To iMessage you need to "register" and Apple ID with the iMessages service.
As Diane then points out you can link this to your iPhone number.
This "syncs" (Displays on all devices) the various iMessages sent to either iPhone or Apple ID
You can then chose on both iPhone or Mac version how or which ID/Number is going to be used to "Start the conversations from"
I have my Mac version set to start from my Apple ID and the iPhone from it's number.
At this moment the Mac version cannot send SMS text messages to an iPhone.
This is apparently coming with iOS 8 and OS 10.10 (Yosemite)
An AIM account can send SMS Messages but only to a limited number of USA based phone users on these carriers.
(Basically you add a phone number with country code +1 as a Buddy to your List)
Mocked up number (It not really an auto responder although you do get sent back and Error message about it not being valid)
8:37 pm Sunday; July 13, 2014
 iMac 2.5Ghz i5 2011 (Mavericks 10.9)
 G4/1GhzDual MDD (Leopard 10.5.8)
 MacBookPro 2Gb (Snow Leopard 10.6.8)
 Mac OS X (10.6.8),
 Couple of iPhones and an iPad

How to send SMS from process chain

Hello,
Kindly tell me is there any way by which i can send SMS to user about process chain results?

Hi,
Right click on the process chain node --> create message. give name and desc
then click on "Maintain Recipient List" and give the entries
Depending on the recipient, there are recipient types you have to choose like Internet address (email ID), fax no, pager no, sap logon name etc. I dont think there is a SMS option explicitly.
Hope this helps!
Thanks,
Krishna

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