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how to send email from a gsm/gprs enabled module

Posted 24-Dec-09 19:51pm

dkristipati

Updated 24-Dec-09 23:07pm

Christian Graus

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2009-12-24T23:07:00

Your tag for this post is 'CodeProject'. That is pointless. What do you mean by 'module' ? What language are you talking about ? What sort of framework ? Any .NET language has email built in. C++ does not. I don't know what else to tell you, based on the lack of information in your post.

ch3ckmat3 · Answer 2 · 2009-12-25T03:34:00

Agree to Christian, you must have be specific about framework and etc.
anyhow, sending email is a function of TCP/IP and will work exactly the same way of you are connected through GPRS, LAN, DSL, Dial-up or etc., while having a gsm/grps module work with your application is a different thing.

here's a hypothetical flow to get it done:

1. establish a working function of sending emails in yor app while you are on LAN, DSL
2. now have your GSM/GPRS module connected, and initialize it form your app as per instructions/api calls from the documentation of the module
3. once the module is initialized and connected to GPRS service, you have an internet connection.
4. disconnect your LAN and try sending email from your app, now they should get through GPRS.
5. you are done :)

HTH

// ch3ckmat3

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