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.NET Wrapper for Text Messaging API
From your friends at SplashTone.com, help yourself to this free .NET 2.0 wrapper for
TXT Signal's text messaging web service. With this API you can send text messages to your users' cell phones directly from within your application!
How to get started
- Sign up for an account at TXTSignal.com.
- Download our .NET wrapper and reference the TxtSignal.DLL.
- Set up your App.config with information from your TXT Signal account.
How the API works
- Create a team.
- Add contacts to your team.
- Send messages to this team.
Download our .NET wrapper and sample app here: TxtSignalAPIWrapper.zip
Or, read on for the director's commentary. :)
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- This class provides the basic functionality of interacting with a generic REST service. These services work based on GET and POST HTTP/S requests. This class abstracts those concepts.
- This class inherits from RESTService to work on REST services that use XML as the POST language.
- This is the low-level service class for TXT Signal's API. It sits atop the XmlService class and provides the mechanism for making TXT Signal requests and processing their responses.
- This is the high-level service class for TXT Signal's API. It provides strongly-typed methods to do exactly what the API provides. Not all of the API methods available have been wrapped, so you may need to extend this class some to fit your needs.
- This is the app.config class that comes with the sample app. You don't have to store your information in a config file, but if you do, these are the keys the default constructors in this wrapper DLL will use.