Ozeki Phone System XE VoIP PBX software
is an advanced PBX built for automated voice calls and 2 way SMS messaging. It
has outstanding APIs for software developers. It can be used for:
Sends a text SMS message to the recipient phone. You need
to specify the receiver phone number and the message text.
Parameters
receiver - The recipient phone
number. It can be specified in
International format (starting with a leading plus sign and country code)
or in Local number format.
message - The message text. The
message text can be longer then 160 characters and
can contain unicode characters. If the message text is long the
message will be sent in more then one parts by the gateway
(multipart sms). If the message text cannot be encoded int
the GSM 7bit alphabet it will be sent as unicode SMS message.
Returns
A unique message id - This id is used in the
onMessageDeliveredToNetwork and onMessageDeliveredToHandset events.
Example
string id = sendMessage("+36205464567","Hello world");
Provides the same functionality as above and makes it possible to
specify the sender phone number. Please note that the sender phone number
can be modified in IP SMS connections only. If you use a GSM Modem to
send SMS messages you cannot change the sender phone number in the message.
Parameters
sender - The sender phone number.
This
can be a phone number in International or local number format or an
alphanumeric string with a
maximum length of 11 characters.
receiver - The recipient phone
number.
message - The message text.
Returns
A unique message id - This id is used in the
onMessageDeliveredToNetwork and onMessageDeliveredToHandset events.
Example
string id = sendMessage("+36201115555","+36205464567","Hello world");
This overload makes it possible to send text and binary messages such as
WAP PUSH, oplogos, ringtones, etc.
Parameters
sender - The sender phone number.
receiver - The recipient phone
number.
message - The SMS message text or
the binary SMS message data. The binary
message data is usually represented as an XML. The format of the XML is
determined
by the SMS message type.
messagetype - The message type, that
determines the format of the message. By selecting the appropriate message
type you can send a FLASH SMS, a binary SMS or any other special SMS content.
For more information on available message types, see our
Appendix J - SMS Message Types.
Returns
A unique message id - This id is used in the
onMessageDeliveredToNetwork and onMessageDeliveredToHandset events.
Example
string id = sendMessage("+36201115555","+36205464567","Hello world","SMS:TEXT");
This overload provides the same functionality as above and it gives you
an option to select which service provider connection should be used to
send the message.
Parameters
sender - The sender phone number.
receiver - The recipient phone
number.
message - The SMS message text or
the binary SMS message data.
messagetype - The message type.
serviceProvider - The
serviceprovider name.
For example when you create an SMPP
connection you can
define the service provider name on the configuration form. If you use the
specified name
in this function, you can make sure the specified service provider connection
will be used to transmit the message. (Hint: You should check the "Allow
routing
table override" checkbox in the advanced tab of the user configuration form
in the SMS gateway to allow this functionality to override the routing
table of the server.)
Returns
A unique message id - This id is used in the
onMessageDeliveredToNetwork and onMessageDeliveredToHandset events.
Example
string id = sendMessage("+36201115555","+36205464567","Hello world","SMS:TEXT","SMPP0");
