Simone Gianni wrote:
Ciao Omar,
I used this a few yars ago, to prototype an SMS application, and then
moved to a commercial HTTP based interface :
http://javasmslib.sourceforge.net/ . Otherwise, a few years ago, there
was kannel that interfaced HTTP to an SMS modem/cellphone.
There is also:
On 7/13/06, Reinhard Poetz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Omar Adobati wrote:
Thankyou for the answer, I'm glad to read about it :)
We (= in one of my projects) wrote an SendSMSTransformer that works
analogous to
the SendMailTransformer. Another possibility is calling your SMS
gateway from
Omar Adobati wrote:
On 7/13/06, Reinhard Poetz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Omar Adobati wrote:
Thankyou for the answer, I'm glad to read about it :)
We (= in one of my projects) wrote an SendSMSTransformer that works
analogous to
the SendMailTransformer. Another possibility is calling your
Omar Adobati wrote:
Good morning,
I'd like to manage in some way the sms sending using cocoon, but I
have not easy clear ideas on how to realize this. Does anyone know the
best, or maybe the not worst, way to try to implement this function?
Suppose I have an XML file with all the
My idea was to connect something like a cellphone (or maybe a real
cellphone) and use the AT instruction to send the SMS. Isn't a ggod
idea?
I really don't know SMPP, I'm now lloking for info about it on the
Internet... I'll tell you if I could use it. Do you suggest me to use
it?
thanks,
Omar
Omar Adobati wrote:
My idea was to connect something like a cellphone (or maybe a real
cellphone) and use the AT instruction to send the SMS. Isn't a ggod
idea?
For low volumes, that can be done. You'd just use a serial port. There
are various unix apps IIUC that can send SMSes.
I really
On 7/17/06, Upayavira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Omar Adobati wrote:
My idea was to connect something like a cellphone (or maybe a real
cellphone) and use the AT instruction to send the SMS. Isn't a ggod
idea?
For low volumes, that can be done. You'd just use a serial port. There
are various
Ciao Omar,
I used this a few yars ago, to prototype an SMS application, and then
moved to a commercial HTTP based interface :
http://javasmslib.sourceforge.net/ . Otherwise, a few years ago, there
was kannel that interfaced HTTP to an SMS modem/cellphone.
Simone
Omar Adobati wrote:
My idea was
Omar Adobati wrote:
On 7/17/06, Upayavira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Omar Adobati wrote:
My idea was to connect something like a cellphone (or maybe a real
cellphone) and use the AT instruction to send the SMS. Isn't a ggod
idea?
For low volumes, that can be done. You'd just use a serial
On 7/17/06, Upayavira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Omar Adobati wrote:
On 7/17/06, Upayavira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Omar Adobati wrote:
My idea was to connect something like a cellphone (or maybe a real
cellphone) and use the AT instruction to send the SMS. Isn't a ggod
idea?
For low
Omar Adobati wrote:
Good morning,
I'd like to manage in some way the sms sending using cocoon, but I
have not easy clear ideas on how to realize this. Does anyone know the
best, or maybe the not worst, way to try to implement this function?
Suppose I have an XML file with all the information I
Thankyou for the answer, I'm glad to read about it :)
We (= in one of my projects) wrote an SendSMSTransformer that works analogous to
the SendMailTransformer. Another possibility is calling your SMS gateway from
within a flow. *I* prefer the way of providing message pipelines with special
Omar Adobati wrote:
Thankyou for the answer, I'm glad to read about it :)
We (= in one of my projects) wrote an SendSMSTransformer that works
analogous to
the SendMailTransformer. Another possibility is calling your SMS
gateway from
within a flow. *I* prefer the way of providing message
Good morning,
I'd like to manage in some way the sms sending using cocoon, but I
have not easy clear ideas on how to realize this. Does anyone know the
best, or maybe the not worst, way to try to implement this function?
Suppose I have an XML file with all the information I need to generate
the
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