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Wanna send SMS from Axapta?
pedroparra
Member Posts: 58
Hi, I am currently developing a SMS Axapta solution that will add to axapta the functionality of sendind SMS messages. So when my solution is added sendind a SMS from Axapta will be as easy as calling a simple sendSMS(number, message) method of a Class.
If any need some similar to this and don't want to lose his time learning how to do this I will be very pleased to adapt my solutions to his needs.
Thanks
Anyway if you want to develop the solution by yourself these are the steps:
1) Develop an Java or .NET application that acts as a server connected to a SQL SERVER database and sends SMS using AT Commands with a mobile phone or GSM Modem through the serial or USB port.
2) Create a project in Axapta with a table where the SMS will be stored and a class with a method which will insert the message in the table.
3) The sms application created will read the sms messages from the table, send it and deleted or mark the messages sended.
That's all
If you want me to give you a open source solution for your company you only have to contact me.
Pedro Rodriguez
pedroparra@ati.es
If any need some similar to this and don't want to lose his time learning how to do this I will be very pleased to adapt my solutions to his needs.
Thanks
Anyway if you want to develop the solution by yourself these are the steps:
1) Develop an Java or .NET application that acts as a server connected to a SQL SERVER database and sends SMS using AT Commands with a mobile phone or GSM Modem through the serial or USB port.
2) Create a project in Axapta with a table where the SMS will be stored and a class with a method which will insert the message in the table.
3) The sms application created will read the sms messages from the table, send it and deleted or mark the messages sended.
That's all
If you want me to give you a open source solution for your company you only have to contact me.
Pedro Rodriguez
pedroparra@ati.es
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