BROADCAST_PROVIDER_SPECIFIC_GEOGRAPHICAL_SCOPE
Use this enumeration to identify the geographical area over which the message code of a message is unique. If two messages are received with identical message codes, the geographical scope is used to determine if the messages are truly identical.
enum BROADCAST_PROVIDER_SPECIFIC_GEOGRAPHICAL_SCOPE {
BPSGS_UNKNOWN = 0,
BPSGS_CELL_DISPLAY_IMMEDIATE,
BPSGS_CELL,
BPSGS_PLMN,
BPSGS_LOCATION_AREA,
};
Enumerators
- BPSGS_UNKNOWN
Unknown broadcast message type. - BPSGS_CELL_DISPLAY_IMMEDIATE
The message should be displayed all the time. - BPSGS_CELL
Any message with the same message code as a message that has already been received is new if it is received in the next cell. - BPSGS_PLMN
The message code and/or update code must change for a message with the same message code as a message that has already been received to be new in the next cell. - BPSGS_LOCATION_AREA
Any message received in the next cell with the same message code as a message that has already been received is new if the next cell is not in the same location area.
Remarks
The message will be displayed only if its message identifier is contained within the "search list" of the mobile. See GSM specification 03.41 "Digital cellular telecommunications system (Phase 2+); Technical realization of Cell Broadcast Service (CBS)" for more details.
Requirements
Smartphone: Smartphone 2002 and later
Pocket PC: Pocket PC 2002 and later
OS Versions: Windows CE 3.0 and later
Header: sms.h
Library: sms.lib
See Also
Short Message Service Enumerations
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