Hi folks,

Some of you may be interested in integrating AOLServer with a mobile network, and in 
particular using Text Messages.

OpenMSG have recently developed a few extensions to AOLServer that provide queuing, 
connection management, device drivers and so forth for adding Text Message facilities 
to you web service. We very much want to pass *anything* we develop back into the 
community and therefore we've os'ed it all.

This was originally developed for use with OpenACS 4.x, but is probably generally 
useful to other AOLServer users. It provides a serialised set of manageable queues and 
connections that were originally developed with web-farms and direct operator 
connections, but it just as usable with a simple GSM modem. It also makes it very easy 
to run a separate store-and-forward SMS server, allowing multiple services to share a 
common queuing system. Its made of of (mostly) AOLServer extensions with a simple ACS 
package if required.

Its had a fair bit of testing and been operating for a few months now, so should be 
reasonably useful.

At the moment I'd consider the software in beta and we've not yet had time to publish 
all our documentation, but some of the more adventurous amongst you may wish to 
experiment.

Obviously its all gpl'ed etc... so your free to use it as you see fit.

You can download the software at <a href="http://213.107.207.131";>OpenMSG Download 
Server</a>.

 (http://213.107.207.131)

Hope you find it useful and I always look forward to any feedback. You can either mail 
me on this list, or better still post up on the OpenACS forums... i read them more 
frequently. I will put a simple bulletin board up on the site at some point...

Warmest regards

Simon Millward
Director
OpenMSG Limited
Tel: +44 (0) 7818 045801

OpenMSG Limited - 4 Hetling Court, Bath, BA1 1SH, England Tel: +44 (0)1225 48-48-05  
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