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Sending SMS with the J2ME Wireless Messaging API

 
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Check out this excellent article by Michael Yuan:
Mobile P2P messaging, Part 1
 
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There is also an interesting article on Wireless messaging API on sun's website from enrique
http://wireless.java.sun.com/midp/articles/wma/
 
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Wow, WMA is such a hot topic these days! I knew Enrique but did not know that he was working on the same topic!
 
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Hi all,
i have developed one program to send SMS, using J2ME,
i have send the SMS messages, but they are not reaching to destination.. do we have to set up any relay servers or smthing like it,
i made a client Connection using javax.wireless.messaging.*


although no error comes when i send a message
Please advice
Thanks
Naveen
SCJP2
 
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