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Asked by imrama in JavaMail, Java Server Pages (JSP)
Hi,
Ive researched the internet and it seems the easiest way to do this is to using an email specific carrier and that most providers have one. I have tried the following:
O2: username@o2.co.uk (note: recipient must have signed up for a user name)
Orange: phonenumber@orange.net (note: recipient must have signed up for email-to-text service)
T-Mobile: phonenumber@-mobile.uk.net
Vodafone: username@vodafone.net (note: recipeint must have signed up for a user name)
None of them seem to work. Anyway the main question is does anyone have code to send an message to a mobile using this method or some other form. Can you set up an email server on most open source j2ee servers or would something like apache james be the best one to use? Also if im using a dynamic IP address does it matter for using a mail server i.e. server is runing on localhost and localhost is on a wireless network with a dynamic IP provided by an ISP.
Also is it possible to receive messages from a mobile?
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