sms to mobile through javamail api - java

How do I send sms to mobile through javamail api?
And is it necessary to know j2Me for sending sms through java?

How do I send sms to mobile through javamail api?
JavaMail is for sending email, not SMS. However, if you can find an email-to-SMS gateway service such services do exist), then that might work for you.
And is it necessary to know j2Me for sending sms through java?
No.

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Send SMS from website to mobile without using SMS gateway

Is there any way to send SMS from website to mobile without using SMS gateway?
Any other alternative ways...
Any help/suggestions really appreciable.
You can send SMS using devices like a Phone or GSM Modem directly connected to computer via USB.
If it's an android phone: You may try PDANet (a tethering program) will let you send and receive SMS via a little desktop client when you are connected to your phone via USB or bluetooth.
If it's GSM Modem you can try This

Send/Receive SMS Messages Through the Gmail SMS Plugin

I am trying to send/receive SMS messages through the Gmail SMS plugin with Java, but I am not sure which Gmail Java client library would be best for this. I have hear of g4j and the google-java-client-api but I am not sure those are suitable. I have hear of the method of where you can send an SMS through SMTP, but you need to know the recipient's carrier's SMTP server, which is a little complicated since I would like to send an SMS to a phone number without knowing the carrier of the recipient. Any suggestions? Thanks!

How to use iphone as a gateway in SMSLib?

I want to use SMSLib in a Java application in order to send an SMS to my iPhone without using an external gateway, So, i want to deal with the phone as the gateway and make it receive the message, node that I'm considering the GSM of the mobile as the modem.
You can't access any of iOS SMS settings nor the messages. Java is also not support natively on iOS. It is also not possible to do any low level GSM calls like SMS.
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Accessing SMS from USB modem to be uploaded for Android app

I'm developing an Android app that will monitor the height of the flood. The data that will be used are from a SMS message that will be received by a USB modem. The data from the SMS will then be uploaded to a internet Server or FTP. This data will be downloaded by an Android App.
My Question is how to access this SMS from the USB modem. I'm much familiar with C, and PHP and other Web related language. Any suggestion on what language to use just to Access the SMS? thanks. :D
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Sending SMS using Java

I am developing a Java web application . I will need to send SMS to a mobile user from the application . How do I achieve this without using a mobile phone for sending SMS?.
I am relatively new to Networks . Please advice .
If you are in the US you could use Twilio. It costs 1 cent per SMS and you can send the messages through their REST API. They also have Java libraries.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/java-sms-api/
http://www.ozekisms.com/index.php?owpn=581
https://www.google.com/search?gcx=w&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=java+sms&safe=images
You should use SMS gateway. See here some gateways
Did you make a decision of what protocol has to be used for sms sending? A lot of SMS centers provide REST or SOAP API to send SMS messages. SOAP and REST are much more simpler than SMPP protocol (that is rather low-level) to my mind.
If you will decide to use SMPP protocol, there is SMPPSim tool which is SMSC (Short Message Service Centre) simulator and allows to test SMS sending functionality in a simple way. So you don't need access to any of real SMSCs.
If your SMS provider allows to use SOAP to send SMS messages, you can use SoapUI Service Mocking that also allows to develop a client for a SOAP service without access to the real one.

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