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You want a utility ?<br />
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A utility to do a &quot;GET&quot; http request is simple...however,<br />
...first, do you have a way to &quot;pipe&quot; the message into the utility ?<br />
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How are you recieving the message as of now ?
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You want a utility ?

A utility to do a "GET" http request is simple...however,
...first, do you have a way to "pipe" the message into the utility ?

How are you recieving the message as of now ?

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Interesting, I will need to spend some time looking through these, but thanks
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Interesting, I will need to spend some time looking through these, but thanks

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I need some software that can take an SMS message from a modem and then do a GET request using the included SMS data as parameters. Cost is no concern we would just like a good solution. 
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I need some software that can take an SMS message from a modem and then do a GET request using the included SMS data as parameters. Cost is no concern we would just like a good solution. 

Software to convert SMS to a 'GET' / 'POST' request

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