W E B S M S . C O M J A V A S D K
A lightweight java-client-library for using our business platform services. Reduces the complexity of network-communication between client and business- platform-server, to help business-customer save time and money for focusing on their strength.
The following requirements exist for running BP-SDK:
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Java Compiler:
A fully compliant Java 1.6 (or later) Development Kit is required for the BP-SDK to be compiled and executed.
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slf4j-API:
The version which should be used is 1.6.x. Slf4j serves as simple logging facade for various logging frameworks. More information how to use slf4j can be found at http://www.slf4j.org/. It should be noted that without an additional library, that include a slf4j-binding for e.g. log4j, logging won't work. The api can be found at lib/.
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gson
The version that should be used is 2.2.x. Google gson serves as simple Object-to-JSON- Serializer. More information on gson can be found at http://code.google.com/p/google-gson/. The library can be found at lib/.
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businessapi-client
Is used for the synchronisation between server and client-sdk. The library can be found at lib/.
Include the mentioned dependencies of the requirement into the classpath (don't forget to also include the BusinessSMSClient-x.x.x.jar found at dist/). There are multiple ways for calling the SDK. Some are explained at the tutorial-section (docs/howto/).
The SDK is not a standalone java-application it needs at least a main-method for working. Examples for running the BP-SDK can be found at /docs/howto/.
- Version 1.0.2: Fix problem with credentials when using constructor with readTimeout.
- Version 1.0.1: Fix problem with non-UTF8 environments.
- Version 1.0.0: Basic text- and binary-sms-sending.
The documentation available as of the date of this release is also included, in HTML format, in the docs/apidocs/ directory, and it may be browsed starting from the file called index.html.
Sebastian Wilhelm
For any further questions into detail the contact-email is [email protected].