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I wan to send a long sms having more than 160 characters so what should i do ?
Kindly give me a solution in Coding form

You can use methods client.SubmitText or client.SubmitTextAsync.

alt wrote:You can use methods client.SubmitText or client.SubmitTextAsync.

Sorry.. And how could I define the number of sms parts in long sms?

You dont have to define anything, just send the text as normal and the rest will be taken care of.

Eg, enter the text in the message box and press submit.

Beatnyama wrote:You dont have to define anything, just send the text as normal and the rest will be taken care of.

Eg, enter the text in the message box and press submit.

Why do you say that i do not have to define anything, if I say I need.
Please, if you do not have the answer, do not post anything.
I asked the question and is still waiting for reply.

koltaviy wrote:

Beatnyama wrote:You dont have to define anything, just send the text as normal and the rest will be taken care of.

Eg, enter the text in the message box and press submit.

Why do you say that i do not have to define anything, if I say I need.
Please, if you do not have the answer, do not post anything.
I asked the question and is still waiting for reply.

Then make your question more clearer so that we can help you

How do you want to define the parts? Or do u want the program to calculate the parts for you?

Oh, and i know what i'm talking about, its what you are talking about that i dont understand.

Beatnyama wrote:

koltaviy wrote:

Beatnyama wrote:You dont have to define anything, just send the text as normal and the rest will be taken care of.

Eg, enter the text in the message box and press submit.

Why do you say that i do not have to define anything, if I say I need.
Please, if you do not have the answer, do not post anything.
I asked the question and is still waiting for reply.

Then make your question more clearer so that we can help you

How do you want to define the parts? Or do u want the program to calculate the parts for you?

Oh, and i know what i'm talking about, its what you are talking about that i dont understand.

What can't you understand?? You use the SubmitText or SubmitTextAsync methods to send long messages. Right?? You send it and that's all - you forgot about it. But I want to know how many messages were really sent - how many parts the long message consists. Now I use SubmitAsync method and do all long-message work by myself, so I know exactly the count of parts and their length. The question is Do i have the obility to find out the parts count when I use long-message methods. Or it's just for I-do-not-care-about-my-money persons )

1) If you want to know how many parts will be send you have to use methods
PrepareSubmit and then SubmitAsync or Submit.

2) SubmitText method returns array of SubmitSmResp. The length of this array is a number of submited parts.

koltaviy wrote:What can't you understand?? You use the SubmitText or SubmitTextAsync methods to send long messages. Right?? You send it and that's all - you forgot about it. But I want to know how many messages were really sent - how many parts the long message consists. Now I use SubmitAsync method and do all long-message work by myself, so I know exactly the count of parts and their length. The question is Do i have the obility to find out the parts count when I use long-message methods. Or it's just for I-do-not-care-about-my-money persons )

Ok, that better now.
I dont forget about it, i save the full message and other properties in a database when sending messages, its just that my SMSC doesn't charge me outgoing messages.
One way to do it is to check the lenth the mesage before sending it manually, i always make sure my sent messages are less than 160, but for you just find how many 160s are in the message and save it somewhere.
I dont see any properties anywhere that can help you when sending, its however different when receiving as you can use data.TotalSegments

Thanks.