C++ API
The best way to use the Red Oxygen API from Visual C++ is to use the Red Oxygen DLL.
Example
int SendSMS(char *AccountID, char *EmailAddress, char *Password, char *Recipient, char *Message) { HMODULE RedOxygenLibrary; SendSMSFunction *SendSMS; int Result; RedOxygenLibrary = LoadLibrary("redoxygen.dll"); SendSMS = (SendSMSFunction *) GetProcAddress(RedOxygenLibrary, "SendSMS"); Result = SendSMS(AccountID, EmailAddress, Password, Recipient, Message); FreeLibrary(RedOxygenLibrary); return Result; }
Properties
| Name | Type | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| AccountId | char | This is your Red Oxygen Account ID, which uniquely identifies your account. | CI00000001 |
| char | This is the email address of your Red Oxygen user account. It is also the address that will receive replies to the sent SMS. | username@company.com | |
| Password | char | This is the password of your Red Oxygen user account. | secret |
| Recipient | char | The destination mobile numbers. Multiple recipients can be specified comma separated. | 61409000000,61419718927,61419718972 |
| Message | char | A single SMS has a maximum length of 160 characters. If the message is greater than 160 characters then multiple SMS will be sent as a concatenated SMS which will result in an additional charge for the additional messages. The maximum length of a message is 765 characters. If you exceed this limit only the first 765 characters of your message will be sent. | Server 23 is offline. |
For more details see the Red Oxygen API – DLL User Guide.