I know most mobile providers in the US at least provide an email address usually phonenumber@text.provider.com or whatever the provider's setup is that will translate to a text message for free...
I know I have seen this done for providing drivers with directions to a Driver for a customer's address via NAV before by using SMTP... I do not know if cellular providers do the same in India or where your solution lies or if you won't know the service providers for the given phones. I guess my situation was semi-unique because it was all company phones.
-Lavin "Profanity is the one language all programmers know best."
SMS provider like (ValueFirst Messaging) host a web page.
You have to create XML document in the predefined format (As in API Doc provided by Value First).
Call the webservice in Synchronous mode.
The SMS delivered to the handset if XML is correct.
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I know I have seen this done for providing drivers with directions to a Driver for a customer's address via NAV before by using SMTP... I do not know if cellular providers do the same in India or where your solution lies or if you won't know the service providers for the given phones. I guess my situation was semi-unique because it was all company phones.
"Profanity is the one language all programmers know best."
SMS provider like (ValueFirst Messaging) host a web page.
You have to create XML document in the predefined format (As in API Doc provided by Value First).
Call the webservice in Synchronous mode.
The SMS delivered to the handset if XML is correct.