Dave,
Do you have a SMSC (SMS Center) or an SMS Gateway? Currently we work with
OpenMarkets, which provides a java api that we leverage to send SMS, PSMS,
etc.
Either using an API provided from your SMSC, or OpenSMPP (which I assume is
where you found SMPP.jar) will be rather easy. You need to i
>Dave,
>Do you have a SMSC (SMS Center) or an SMS Gateway? Currently we work with
>OpenMarkets, which provides a java api that we leverage to send SMS, PSMS,
>etc.
Rich, - I work for a wireless company and we have our own SMS gateway, so the
answer to that question is yes - however, there is no
> 1. How do I "install the jar file on our server"?
You need to upload the jar file to the server, and place it on ColdFusion's
classpath (/{cfroot}/lib/ will work).
> 2. The code you provided looks good and simple (which is what I'm looking
> for!). Will it work with the OpenSMPP jar file, or
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I have been doing this same thing with a product called TCPClient from
www.intrafoundation.com. this program is a COM Object which gives
Coldfusion the ability to communicate with all kids of TCP protocols.
The Cell Phone Providers have and operate a
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> >Dave,
> >Do you have a SMSC (SMS Center) or an SMS Gateway?
> Currently we work
> >with OpenMarkets, which provides a java api
>> 1. How do I "install the jar file on our server"?
>
>You need to upload the jar file to the server, and place it on ColdFusion's
>classpath (/{cfroot}/lib/ will work).
>
>> 2. The code you provided looks good and simple (which is what I'm looking
>> for!). Will it work with the OpenSMPP jar f
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