> I would like to be able to send an SMS message from my phone which is then
> picked up by a Python script and acted on. I'm fairly proficient in Python
> and networking, but don't know much about SMS messaging. Where's the best
> place to start?
it depends on your application. at my current
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Well, how do plan to receive the SMS?
The range is from special contracts with mobile carriers, over using
some webservice, to using a GSM module (a special "mobile" designed not
to be mobile *g*), or just some mobile via datacable, ...
So what are y
"Smith, Jeff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
FWIW. Here's the BT SDK sample SMS code...
from datetime import datetime
import sys
import btsdk
def send_sms(sender, messageText, recipients):
server = btsdk.services.Messaging()
resp = server.sendMessage(recipients, sender, sender, messageText)
"Smith, Jeff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote i
> don't know much about SMS messaging.
> Where's the best place to start?
There are some web sites that you could acvcess via Python.
Or there is BT's Web21C SDK which includes the ability to
do SMS and is available in Python:
http://sdk.bt.com
It's
I would like to be able to send an SMS message from my phone which is
then picked up by a Python script and acted on. I'm fairly proficient
in Python and networking, but don't know much about SMS messaging.
Where's the best place to start?
Thanks,
Jeff
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