Want to use text file (Notepad content) as SMS body and mobile number for sending SMS

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Dear all,

I have and idea to make a SMS application which fetch the text files from a particular folder (**this is continuously updated via a log files**).

Now i need that how to write a code in c# for setting up that folder path to textbox and it should unchanged on each loading of form on later stage.(after save it to textbox).

I can split the text of text file and can send sms but i am facing problem with watching continusly to the folder for upcoming text files. and sending it one by one ( multiple files are there with single line).

Regards
Ravi

Posted 20-Apr-15 21:54pm

Ravi Khandelwal

Updated 20-Apr-15 22:15pm

CHill60

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CHill60 21-Apr-15 4:16am

Don't shout - writing in all capitals is considered to be shouting on the internet - it is rude and childish.
You will need to share the code you are having a problem with

virusstorm 21-Apr-15 13:10pm

You are asking for multiple things in a single post. Is there one item you need more help with then the other?

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AnvisNet · Answer 1 · 2016-02-04T20:14:00

Solution 2

try using windows service that triggers whenever you get an new file into the folder

Posted 4-Feb-16 20:14pm

AnvisNet