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hi i got project for sending and receiving sms from pc using java
Can i do it without downloading any midlets on my mobile phone?
i want to attach my phone to my pc.
but i dont know what to use to send and receive sms from my pc.
pl*z can anyone help me?
i have to complete it in 45 days
i dont have much time
please reply
just give me coding if anyone had done



pl*z reply me on email removed@rediffmail.com
 
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What handset/carrier are you using?

The easiest way to send an SMS from a PC is to use carrier specific e-mail gateways. For example an e-mail to 8005551212@messaging.sprintpcs.com will be translated into a text message to 800-555-1212.

You might also consider a service like Teleflip but read these caveats:
http://apgap.com/bin/wp/index.php?p=24

If you absolutely have to send messages through a real phone, then you need to get one that supports the SMS AT commands. You'll also need a serial data cable for it. You might have a problem writing to a serial port from a Java program, but I suppose it depends on the JVM you are using.

William Frantz
http://SprintDevelopers.com
 
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You might want to consider this.
 
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