I need an API to send and receive SMS in a more professional way on Android and IPhone, which can be integrated with LiveCode.
Thank you, any data.
Greetings from the south of the world.
Jorge Gayoso
API to send and receive SMS Androdi and IPhone
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Re: API to send and receive SMS Androdi and IPhone
See http://livecode.wikia.com/wiki/MobileComposeTextMessage
To read SMS, I think that you should contact the livecode company.
To read SMS, I think that you should contact the livecode company.
Livecode Wiki: http://livecode.wikia.com
My blog: https://livecode-blogger.blogspot.com
To post code use this: http://tinyurl.com/ogp6d5w
My blog: https://livecode-blogger.blogspot.com
To post code use this: http://tinyurl.com/ogp6d5w
Re: API to send and receive SMS Androdi and IPhone
Ok, gracias MaxV
Saludos desde el sur del mundo.
Podrían hacer un grupo y venir para acá, pesca con mosca, caminatas por lugares fabulosos, buena comida y vinos. Puerto Varas, Chiloe, Valdivia, etc.
Saludos desde el sur del mundo.
Podrían hacer un grupo y venir para acá, pesca con mosca, caminatas por lugares fabulosos, buena comida y vinos. Puerto Varas, Chiloe, Valdivia, etc.
Re: API to send and receive SMS Androdi and IPhone
Sounds like you’re referring to virtual SMS number APIs (OTP / verification services).
Platforms like 5sim or sms-man,com already provide exactly this kind of setup. They offer APIs where you can rent numbers, receive SMS, and integrate everything directly into apps or systems (including Android / iPhone projects via backend).
You can check their API documentation — it usually includes endpoints for number activation, SMS retrieval, and status tracking over HTTP requests.
In short, what you’re describing is already implemented in those services, so using their API would be the closest ready-made solution.
Platforms like 5sim or sms-man,com already provide exactly this kind of setup. They offer APIs where you can rent numbers, receive SMS, and integrate everything directly into apps or systems (including Android / iPhone projects via backend).
You can check their API documentation — it usually includes endpoints for number activation, SMS retrieval, and status tracking over HTTP requests.
In short, what you’re describing is already implemented in those services, so using their API would be the closest ready-made solution.