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chatalot · 11-05-2007, 10:15 PM

I have been using gotext.org to send text messages by GPRS using betamax providers from a gotext java app that installs on your phone - I think it basically compiles and sends a https:\\ string as detailed on the betamax websites to send the text. I was wondering if something similar or a script that will work with gotext.org could be used to initiate a call back with voxalot.

I am assuming that sending a html request with voxalot username/password, source and destination numbers in it as variables would use less GPRS data than mobile.voxalot.com or would it?

11-05-2007, 10:15 PM	#1
chatalot Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 141 Thanks: 10 Thanked 15 Times in 14 Posts	Feature Request: Java activated callback I have been using gotext.org to send text messages by GPRS using betamax providers from a gotext java app that installs on your phone - I think it basically compiles and sends a https:\\ string as detailed on the betamax websites to send the text. I was wondering if something similar or a script that will work with gotext.org could be used to initiate a call back with voxalot. I am assuming that sending a html request with voxalot username/password, source and destination numbers in it as variables would use less GPRS data than mobile.voxalot.com or would it?