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How do I post a message to a pager?
If you wish to pass a PIN and MESSAGE to the executable:
For One-Way Customers:
HTTP POST
to http://www.Arch.com/cgi-bin/wwwpage.exe
Values are:
PIN:
This is either a 10 or 7 digit number.
MSSG:
This is the text part of the message.
Q1:
Q1=1 will echo the message; Q1=0 will not.
For Two-Way Customers:
HTTP POST
to http://www.Arch.com/cgi-bin/wwwtwoway.exe
Required Values are:
gw_pin:
This is either a 10 or 7 digit number or an alias
name.
MSSG:
This is the text part of the message.
Optional Values are:
resp_route:
This is a value of "Pager" or "Email"
indicating the type of address to route replies
or delivery notifications to.
resp_addr:
This is the address to send replies and delivery
notifications to.
The following Optional Values require
resp_route and resp_addr
to be defined for the feature to work.
confirm_receipt_str:
This must be set to "confirm_page_delivery"
if delivery notification is required.
resp_a_string:
This is the first custom response choice.
resp_b_string:
This is the second custom response choice.
resp_c_string:
This is the third custom response choice.
resp_d_string:
This is the forth custom response choice.
resp_e_string:
This is the fifth custom response
choice.
resp_f_string:
This is the sixth custom response choice.
The HTTP GET method is disabled:
Disabling the GET METHOD
on our servers acts as a spam filter for our customers.
EXAMPLE:
http://www.Arch.com/cgi-bin/archpage.exe?ACCESS=1234567890&PIN=1234567890&MSSG=blah
This will not work.
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