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From: Pif on 28 Jul 2010 07:14
Hello, I would like to be my own provider for sending SMS. So
programming in Java on Linux and I'm searching a solution to send SMS
using API or standard protocol like HTTP, etc.

Do you know if there exist solution to connect a mobile phone on linux
and access it using a API or using a box like shared router/modem
(DLink, linksys, etc) that provides SMS HTTP services for example ?

Thanks.
From: Joe Beanfish on 28 Jul 2010 13:41
On 07/28/10 07:14, Pif wrote:
> Hello, I would like to be my own provider for sending SMS. So
> programming in Java on Linux and I'm searching a solution to send SMS
> using API or standard protocol like HTTP, etc.
>
> Do you know if there exist solution to connect a mobile phone on linux
> and access it using a API or using a box like shared router/modem
> (DLink, linksys, etc) that provides SMS HTTP services for example ?

Buy a cell modem from your cell provider of choice. Typically you
use AT commands to configure the modem and tell it to send messages.

Or use one of the online providers that will let you send SMS via
HTTP form.

Or find if your preferred provider has an SMS gateway and how to
talk to it. Perhaps using TAP protocol over a dialup modem.
From: Greg Russell on 2 Aug 2010 15:54
In news:d6638ce4-9487-4bd4-8f2b-24471dd48bc0(a)s9g2000yqd.googlegroups.com,
Pif <fjspam(a)laposte.net> typed:

> Hello, I would like to be my own provider for sending SMS. So
> programming in Java on Linux and I'm searching a solution to send SMS
> using API or standard protocol like HTTP, etc.
>
> Do you know if there exist solution to connect a mobile phone on linux
> and access it using a API or using a box like shared router/modem
> (DLink, linksys, etc) that provides SMS HTTP services for example ?

http://tuxmobil.org/phones_linux_sms.html


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