Java

The best way to use the Red Oxygen API from Java is to use the HTTP interface.

Example

public static int SendSMS(String AccountID, String Email, String Password,
String Recipient, String Message, StringBuffer Response)
{
	String RequestURL = "http://www.redoxygen.net/sms.dll?Action=SendSMS";
 
	String Data = ("AccountId=" + URLEncoder.encode(AccountID, "UTF-8"));
	Data += ("&Email=" + URLEncoder.encode(Email, "UTF-8"));
	Data += ("&Password=" + URLEncoder.encode(Password, "UTF-8"));
	Data += ("&Recipient=" + URLEncoder.encode(Recipient, "UTF-8"));
	Data += ("&Message=" + URLEncoder.encode(Message, "UTF-8"));
 
	int Result = -1;
	URL Address = new URL(RequestURL);
 
	HttpURLConnection Connection = (HttpURLConnection) Address.openConnection();
	Connection.setRequestMethod("POST");
	Connection.setDoInput(true);
	Connection.setDoOutput(true);
 
	DataOutputStream Output;
	Output = new DataOutputStream(Connection.getOutputStream());
	Output.writeBytes(Data);
	Output.flush();
	Output.close();
 
	BufferedReader Input = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(Connection.getInputStream()));
	StringBuffer ResponseBuffer = new StringBuffer();
	String InputLine;
 
	while ((InputLine = Input.readLine()) != null)
	{
		ResponseBuffer = ResponseBuffer.append(InputLine);
		ResponseBuffer = ResponseBuffer.append("\n\n\n");
	}
 
	Response.replace(0, 0, ResponseBuffer.toString());
	String ResultCode = Response.substring(0, 4);
	Result = Integer.parseInt(ResultCode);
	Input.close();
 
	return Result;
}

Properties

For more details see the Red Oxygen API HTTP User Guide.