Sipgate SMS Plugin

  • Tags : sms, sipgate
  • Latest : 1.0.2
  • Last Updated: 05 June 2011
  • Grails version : 1.3.7 > *
  • Authors : null
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Dependency : 
compile ":sipgate:1.0.2"

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Summary

A plugin, which provides an easy way to send SMS via the XMl-RPC API of the SMS-Gateway, sipgate.de, sipgate.com

Installation

grails install-plugin sipgate

Edit account-data-placeholders in 'conf/Config.groovy'
grails.plugins.sipgate.username = 'YOUR_USERNAME'
grails.plugins.sipgate.password = 'YOUR_PASSWORD'
//According to E.164, e.g. '4922112345678'
grails.plugins.sipgate.phoneNumber = 'YOUR_PHONE'

Description

Overview

This plug-in allows you to send SMS via the SMS-Gateway sipgate.de (Germany) or sipgate.com (US) or http://www.sipgate.co.uk/. There might be even more Gateways for other countries available. Check out the sipgate-Homepages. You can send the SMS worldwide. Check out the transfer-charges depending on the given registration-country.

Usage

  • First of all, you have to have a sipgate user account with a username/password.
  • Make sure you have a 'conf/Config.groovy' file, which can hold your sipgate-account-data.
  • Install plugin
  • Be aware that sipgate has updated it's security policies. If you get a 403 ERROR in your logs, go to the sipgate homepage and generate a new password.
Edit account-data-placeholders in 'conf/Config.groovy'
grails.plugins.sipgate.username = 'YOUR_USERNAME'
grails.plugins.sipgate.password = 'YOUR_PASSWORD'
//According to E.164, e.g. '4922112345678'
grails.plugins.sipgate.phoneNumber = 'YOUR_PHONE'
Inject the 'sipgateService' and send a SMS
def sipgateService
def phoneNumber = '4917712345678' //phoneNumber according to E.164 specification 
//working alternative: def phoneNumber = '+1-719-555-1234'
def result = sipgateService.sendSMS(phoneNumber, 'This is my Text to send!')
result? println 'Sending Successful': println 'Sending failed'

Release 1.0.2

  • improved Install.groovy with more checks
  • Sipgate phoneNumber must be given in Config.groovy in order to set the 'addressor' (the API-Call is done right, but right now sipgate has problems using this API-Call. So you will still have 'sipgate' as addressor. When the Sipgate-Server-API works again, this should automatically work.

Release 1.0.1

  • broken, use 1.0.2 instead

Release 1.0.0

  • Service can send SMS
  • Default sender in SMS is called 'sipgate'

Contact

Email via weitz.jan@googlemail.com