The HTTP response from SMSGlobal contains the following:
The optout=1 parameter for HTTP API to exclude opted out numbers.Īpireply=1 will ensure the replies are pushed out to the account e-mail address. Time/Date format is: “yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss” which must be URL encoded. To schedule the message to be sent sometime/date in the future. Specifies number of times allowed to split. Sending unicode messages such as Chinese or Arabic, needs to have the text encoded three timesĮnables splitting of message if text exceeds 160 characters. Eg: 61409317436 (Do not use + before the country code) MSIDSN of the recipient that the message will be sent to. Eg: 61409317436 (Do not use +before the country code) MSIDSN or Sender ID that the message will appear from. Therefore, you need to provide a valid MSISDN as the Sender ID of the message to enable the recipient to respond.ĭelivery Receipt Notifications via Email/SMSīelow is a list of parameters when issuing a HTTP request. The HTTP-API is used for one-way messaging only. SMSGlobal issues back a HTTP response which indicates the validity of the transaction. The Client issues either a HTTP GET or POST request to the SMSGlobal HTTP interface supplying a list of required parameters. HTTPS is also supported for secure transactions using SSL encryption. The HTTP-API allows you to integrate your application (client) to SMSGlobal (vendor) using the HTTP protocol to send SMS. This document provides a reference for all features available to you via the HTTP interface for sending SMS. Robust & powerful, our SMS API delivers messages the way you want Introduction
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