Guide to integrate Red Oxygen with SysAid Updated information July 2022 on SMS set up here. 1. Login to SysAid by entering your User Name and Password. Click “Login” 2. Click the drag down list at your left hand corner, as indicated below, select and click “Preferences” 3. In the “Preferences” page, click “Integration” as […]
Read MoreVisual Basic .NET API The best way to use the Red Oxygen API from VB.NET is to use the HTTP interface. Example Public Shared Function SendSms(ByVal AccountID As String, ByVal Email As String, ByVal Password As String, ByVal Recipient As String, ByVal Message As String) As Integer Dim Client As WebClient = New WebClient Dim […]
Read MorePerl API The best way to use the Red Oxygen API from Perl is to use the HTTP interface. You must have the LWP module present in your Perl installation to be able to send via HTTP. Example sub SendSMS { my $Browser = LWP::UserAgent->new; (my $AccountID, my $Email, my $Password, my $Recipient, my $Message) = […]
Read MoreHyper Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP) API The Red Oxygen HTTP API provides a simple interface for programmers to add SMS capability to their applications. HTTP interface details The Red Oxygen HTTP interface can be easily called from just about any programming language. Features Standard SMS 160 characters Long SMS (Greater than 160 characters) 2-Way messaging. (SMS […]
Read MoreC# API The best way to use the Red Oxygen API from C# is to use the HTTP interface. Example public int SendSMS(String AccountID, String Email, String Password, String Recipient, String Message) { WebClient Client = new WebClient(); String RequestURL, RequestData; RequestURL = “http://www.redoxygen.net/sms.dll?Action=SendSMS”; RequestData = “AccountId=” + AccountID + “&Email=” + System.Web.HttpUtility.UrlEncode(Email) + […]
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