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SMS via specific API - How?

Nicolai Glahn
 

Hi,

I am trying to configure SSPR to send SMS, using this site


gatewayapi.com/.../

I believe the API's are well documented, but I must say, I am having difficulties with getting it to work via SSPR

I can send via curl, like this (I know the URL looks mangled, but it happens when I post in in the forum)

curl -v "">gatewayapi.com/.../mtsms" \
  -u "theusername":"thepassword" \
  -d sender="w00t" \
  -d message="ROCKNROLL" \
  -d class="standard" \
  -d recipients.0.msisdn=THEPHONENUMBER

It should be noted that username password is in reality deprectated, so I should probable use an API Key instead.
Then -u would be
-u "theAPIKEY":

According to the API docs, we could also use http POST

POST /rest/mtsms HTTP/1.1
Host: gatewayapi.com
Authorization: Basic R28tQ3JlYXRlLWFuxxFQSS10b2tlbjoK
Accept: application/json, text/javascript
Content-Type: application/json

{
    "message": "Hello World",
    "recipients": [
        {"msisdn": 4512345678}
    ]
}


The issue here is, that I simply cannot figure out how to set it up in SSPR.

Can anyone figure out if this is possible? And perhaps give a hint on how to do it?

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