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Please note that it's unlikely that your mobile phone supports receiving text messages over wifi and you will need to write a client for the phone also.<br />
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Although files seems possible if it supports the right object exchange.<br />
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As you may know, this site isn't a programmer for hire site, but rather a problem solving site.<br />
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Where in this process are you stuck at, so that we can assist you further?
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Please note that it's unlikely that your mobile phone supports receiving text messages over wifi and you will need to write a client for the phone also.

Although files seems possible if it supports the right object exchange.

As you may know, this site isn't a programmer for hire site, but rather a problem solving site.

Where in this process are you stuck at, so that we can assist you further?

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i want to use C++ to send text message or file through wifi to mobile phone ~<br />
how to do it ?<br />
thanks
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i want to use C++ to send text message or file through wifi to mobile phone ~
how to do it ?
thanks

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