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The ActiveX SMS SDK is a speedy, manageable and reliable COM Object for Windows environments. The ActiveX SMS SDK requires a small amount of memory and requires few dependencies.

Version: 2.9.4
Released: 6/28/2005

The ActiveX SMS SDK provides easy, high-level control of the Simplewire wireless text-messaging platform. The ActiveX SMS SDK was designed be to be as developer-friendly as possible by hiding the intricacies of the XML format required to communicate with the Simplewire WMP (Wireless Message Protocol) servers. The ActiveX SMS SDK makes it possible to send an SMS message off with as little as two lines of code.

The 32-bit ActiveX SMS SDK is implemented as a COM object (DLL). You can use it in nearly any Windows programming environment including Windows 2000 and Windows NT 4.0. As an ATL object, the ActiveX SMS SDK does not require the Microsoft Foundation Class DLLs to run. This allows your projects to require less memory, to run faster, and to have a reduced footprint. ASP applications will execute quickly, installation packages will be smaller, and less dependency issues will arise for your end-users. The ActiveX SMS SDK will run inside ASP pages, Visual C++ Projects, Internet Explorer, Visual Basic, Delphi, Powerbuilder, Microsoft Office, or any other environment that support ActiveX COM objects.
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Windows 9x/NT/XP/200X 2.9.4 6/28/2005 1,061 KB
Examples

Quick Start for Visual Basic Script

<%
' Create SMS Object
Set sms = Server.CreateObject("Simplewire.SMS")

' Set Message Properties
sms.MsgPin = "+11005101234"
sms.MsgFrom = "Demo"
sms.MsgCallback = "+11005551212"
sms.MsgText = "Hello World From Simplewire!"

' Send Message
sms.MsgSend

' Destroy
Set sms = Nothing
%>


Quick Start for Visual Basic

' Create SMS Object
Dim sms As Simplewire.SMS
Set sms = New Simplewire.SMS

' Set Message Properties
sms.MsgPin = "+11005101234"
sms.MsgFrom = "Demo"
sms.MsgCallback = "+11005551212"
sms.MsgText = "Hello World From Simplewire!"

' Send Message
sms.MsgSend

' Destroy
Set sms = Nothing


Quick Start for Visual C++ Console Application


#include <stdio.h>
#import "SimplewireSMS.tlb"

int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
    // Initialize COM
    CoInitialize( NULL );

    // Create SMS Object
    Simplewire::ISMSPtr pISMS;
    pISMS.CreateInstance("Simplewire.SMS");

    // Set Message Properties
    pISMS->PutMsgPin("+11005101234");
    pISMS->PutMsgFrom("Demo");
    pISMS->PutMsgCallback("+11005551212");
    pISMS->PutMsgText("Hello World From Simplewire!");

    // Send Message
    pISMS->MsgSend();

    // Destroy
    pISMS.Release();
    CoUninitialize();

    return 0;
}
   

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