Check out this Forum...

http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread9537.html

Hey ppl,

I dont know if you people are still intrested in this or not... This can be achived in two ways.

1 -> Thru Java (J2ME and NOT J2EE). For Asp.Net users this is of No use.
2 -> Thru AT commands. I dont think it will work on CDMA phones. Gooogle for more info.

AT commands are commands the is under stood by your GSM Mobile phone (infact most of your modems). If you are using windows OS. You can check these commands in the Control Panel--> Phones and Modem --> Modem Properties --> Query modem.

First you will have to interface to the port to which your GSM mobile phone is connected. Once you have done this. Send stream of Commands through this port. (Google for -- AT commands sorry I am bad with the Syntax ). Once this is done... Bhooo you are there...


Hope this helps.


Thanks,
NaveenChander

Hey ppl,

Check this out...

http://www.wrankl.de/SMST/SMS.html
(Other files included in the Sms.Java file are
Http://www.wrankl.de/SMST/SMSTools.html
http://www.wrankl.de/SMST/Msg.html
http://www.wrankl.de/SMST/Port.html
)

This is a sample code in Java. It can be easily converted into VB.Net or Asp.Net Code.

Hope it is helpFul.

Thanks,
NaveenChander