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Date: 2/21/2008 11:27 am · Subject: Re: Anyone integrated WebGUI with an SMS service · Rating: 13
Hi Salamsk, I've never done it, but it doesn't seem that hard. (oh, that might be a dangerous thought) Many sms providers not only provide sms as web service, but also via an http-request or a simple email. I know of one that has a PERL module to access it's service. You could write a workflow that does an http request or sends an email or a SOAP call or something else and let the workflow be triggered on some action that requires an sms to be sent. There's also a web-services client asset in WebGUI. You would think you could use it to allow your users to send an sms from your site. The most usefull cases - I guess - are those where an sms is sent in response to another event than a click from a user, such as a certain time. "It's time to vote!" In that case a workflow seems the most logical thing to use. (I don't believe there is one now, btw.) Kind regards, Arjan Widlak United Knowledge Internet for the public sector www.unitedknowledge.nl
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