HTTP API URL Integration

We support various type of Application Integration Support to various type of client requirement; for SMS Gateway we support

SMPP – Short Message Peer to Peer
XML – Extensible Markup Language
HTTP – Hyper Text Transfer Protocol

SAMPLE HTTP API URL
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http://124.153.79.98/newsendsms/push_sms_new.phpuser=<username>

&pwd=<password>&from=<Sender>&to=<mobile_no1>&msg=<SMS>&tras=1

SAMPLE SMS DELIVERY API
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The above API will return the value with transaction Id like :

True, Transaction ID: <TRANSACTION ID>(for example : 37398398)

The above Transaction ID you have to capture and pass in the below URL to get the DLR report :

http://124.153.79.98/sendsms/getdlr.php?trans_id=<TRANSACTION ID>

Returns:

Transaction ID : 37398398 Receiver : 9818250197 Dlr Status : Message Delivered Delivery Time : 2009-09-07 17:29:15

For highly dynamic application uses we also support some other HTTP API and XML API, HTTP sample is given bellow

SAMPLE HTTP API FOR HIGHLY DYNAMIC APPLICATION

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http://8.6.95.141/smpp/sendsms?username=[xxxxxxxx]&password=[xxxxxxxx]&to=[xxxxxxxxxx]&udh=[xxxxxxxxx]&from=[xxxxxxxx]&text=[xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]&dlr-url=[xxxxxxxxxxxxx]

If required so we can send documentation for that also by mail only , for details you can send a mail to contact @ indiansmsgateway . in

Integration for Long code / Short code

For better understanding, let's look at a URL

http://203.212.64.40/test.asp?sms=INFOCOM Hello&msisdn=919810012345&src=6677

Here

INFOCOM is keyword and is the SMS sent by the user
919810012345 is the 12 digit MSISDN of the user who sent the message, and
6677 is the number to which the user sent the SMS to, it can be any long code or short code nunber

To configure the same at our operator end, the same URL will look like

http://203.212.64.40/test.asp?sms=INFOCOM+<ARG1>&msisdn=<MOB>&src=<SRC>

As you can see

http://203.212.64.40/test.asp? is a sample URL that will be replaced with you response SMS page,

see example bellow …

http://sms.indiansmsgteway.com/response.aspx?sms=INFOCOM+<ARG1>&msisdn=<MOB>&src=<SRC>

Where http://sms.indiansmsgteway.com/response.aspx? Will be replaced with your own response URL

<ARG1> provides the content of the SMS sent
<MOB> provides the MSISDN of the user who sent the SMS
<SRC> provides the number to which the SMS was sent