Me2mobile: Free Webtext and SMS alerts for twitter, bebo, facebook and other social networks

Using this API, when people text in to join your lifepulsing service we can forward an SMS to your applicaton. This is great if you want to build a list of followers. We can also allow you to send SMS from your own applications using the lifepulsing API and here we provide some example code snippets.

On reception of an Inbound SMS message, a HTTP GET call is made to the URL that you specify. The URL can be set once you log in and create a service.

To send outbound SMS, pick the language (eg PHP, ASP) of the messaging code which works best for your web application.

Next, copy the entire code snippet from the box below and paste it into your web application's source.

Change the username/password. Change the username and password in the code snippet to your lifepulsing username and password.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at info[at]lifepulsing[dot]com

PHP JSP ASP CGI/Perl VB.NET

    # The example below uses a toolkit called NuSOAP? version 0.6.7 
    #(which can be download for free at http://dietrich.ganx4.com/nusoap/). 
    # This code snippet is written for PHP 4.
    # PHP 5 and greater now has native support of SOAP libraries.

    require_once("nusoap.php");
    
    # Load wsdl and reuse the client instance or set all parameters when invoking service
    $soapclient = new soapclient("http://www.me2mobile.com/api/services/SmsApi50.php?wsdl",true);

    # If using proxy
    # $soapclient = new soapclient("http://www.me2mobile.com/api/services/SmsApi50.php?wsdl,true,"proxyhost", 80);
    # print_r($soapclient->getOperationData("send"));
    # Change endpoint URL if other than service location specified in WSDL
    $soapclient->operations["send"]["endpoint"] = "http://www.me2mobile.com/api/services/SmsApi50.php?wsdl";
    # print_r($soapclient->getOperationData("send"));
    $soapclient->response_timeout = 600; // Set read timeout to 10 minutes

    $params = array(
        "correlationId" => "corrID",
        "originatingAddress" => "72160",
        "originatorTON" => "0", # Numerical values needed to denote xsd:boolean
        "destinationAddress" => "NUMBERHERE",
        "userData" => "Test message",
        "userDataHeader" => "#NULL#",
        "DCS" => "-1",
        "PID" => "-1",
        "relativeValidityTime" => "#NULL#",
        "deliveryTime" => "#NULL#",
        "statusReportFlags" => "#NULL#",
        "accountName" => "bulk",
        "tariffClass" => "AUD0",
        "VAT" => "-1",
        "referenceId" => "#NULL#",
        "contentCategory" => "#NULL#",
        "contentMetaData" => "#NULL#",
        "username" => "username",
        "password" => "password");

    # print "Request:";
    # print_r($params);
    $outparams = $soapclient->call("send",array("request" => $params));
    # print "Result:";
    # print_r($outparams);

    if ($soapclient->getError() != null) {
        print "Error: ";
        print $soapclient->getError()."\\n";
    }
    else {
        print "Result: correlationId: ".$outparams["correlationId"]."\\n";
        print "Result: messageId: ".$outparams["messageId"]."\\n";
        print "Result: responseCode: ".$outparams["responseCode"]."\\n";
        print "Result: responseMessage: ".$outparams["responseMessage"]."\\n";
        print "Result: temporaryError: ".$outparams["temporaryError"]."\\n";
    }