How can use web Api to send sms

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I want to use Web Api to send sms from my website
and use this code but not work probably.

C#

string Username ="My username";
    string Password ="My password";
    string TO ="mobile number";
    string TEXT = "some text";
    string sURL;
    StreamReader objReader;
    sURL = "http://ars-sms.ir/API/SendSMS.asmx?Username='" + Username + "@Password=" + Password + "@TO" + TO + "@TEXT" + TEXT;
    WebRequest wrGETURL;
    wrGETURL = WebRequest.Create(sURL);
    try
    {
        Stream objStream;
        objStream = wrGETURL.GetResponse().GetResponseStream();
        objReader = new StreamReader(objStream);
        objReader.Close();
    }
    catch (Exception ex)
    {
        ex.ToString();
    }

Is there any problem with my code?

Posted 8-Jan-14 7:39am

m-e-h-d-h-i

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ZurdoDev 8-Jan-14 14:14pm

What does happen?

m-e-h-d-h-i 8-Jan-14 14:17pm

nothing

ZurdoDev 8-Jan-14 14:21pm

Did you put a breakpoint and walk through it? Because if there is an error in your try you'll never know just by running it.

m-e-h-d-h-i 8-Jan-14 14:25pm

I try in several time but nothing happend.

ZurdoDev 8-Jan-14 14:30pm

You haven't answered my question. Did you debug it?

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idenizeni · Answer 1 · 2014-01-08T14:27:00

Are you sure the below line is correct?

C#

sURL = "http://ars-sms.ir/API/SendSMS.asmx?Username='" + Username + "@Password=" + Password + "@TO" + TO + "@TEXT" + TEXT;

1. Can you call the service using HTTP GET?
2. Why do you have a single quote before the Username variable? Is this really needed?
3. Why are you using the @ character to separate your parameters? Is this required by the ars-sms.ir site? Normally you would use the & character.
4. I don't see an = character between the keyword and value for the TO and TEXT parameters.

If you don't know why or have an answer to the above questions you may want to try replacing your URL with the below...

C#

sURL = "http://ars-sms.ir/API/SendSMS.asmx?Username=" + Username + "&Password=" + Password + "&TO=" + TO + "&TEXT=" + TEXT;