Tropo’s Java API allows you to send SMS messages from your Java applications with little or no effort. In this blog post I’ll go through a very simple application that sends an SMS message with very few lines of code.
Archive for the ‘Web API’ Category
Sending outbound SMS with Java
Friday, May 6th, 2011Updated Version of the Python Module for the Tropo WebAPI
Friday, April 29th, 2011
For you pythonistas out there, I merged in some changes today to the “tropo-webapi-python” module. My colleague Justin Dupree found and fixed an error where the “on” object was not included as an available option. With this fixed you can now send in events using the ‘on’ object. (more…)
Empire Avenue Stock Quotes by SMS
Tuesday, April 26th, 2011
Voice powered applications with Grails (Screencast)
Wednesday, April 20th, 2011
Hi. In a previous post we announced our new and shiny Grails Webapi library that allows all Grails developers to create voice and SMS powered applications very easily from their Grails applications.
New Java based WebApi implementation
Thursday, February 24th, 2011Tropo Powers PennApps Mobile Winner
Friday, January 28th, 2011The recent PennApps Mobile competition, held at the University of Pennsylvania on January 14th through the 16th, brought together teams of students to work on the next generation of mobile applications.
Control Your Tropo Scripts with External Events
Thursday, January 20th, 2011A few weeks back, Adam Kalsey introduced an exciting new piece of functionality on the Tropo platform – the ability to control a Tropo script by injecting events into a running session.
Build Node.js apps for Tropo that use voice, SMS, IM and Twitter and host them at NodeFu
Tuesday, January 18th, 2011
Have you been itching to try out Node.JS for a real-time communication app? Perhaps a voice application? Or a SMS or IM agent? Or a Twitter-bot? Did you read about our Node.js library for the Tropo Web API released back in October and think “That would be a cool way to learn Node.js!” But have been put off by not having a server on the Internet where you could run your Node.JS apps? (more…)
