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 Introduction  Aim  Tools  Methodology  System architecture  Screenshot

Effective communication is an essential part of business strategy in an organization. To keep in touch with employees, customers and business partners is very important. Industries benefits immensely from to sms. Company’s employees who are always on the move, e.g. Directors, Managers and other staff member are open up by this channel as they can be contacted without the need to be glued to computer.

This project is aimed at developing sms gateway software that makes it possible to receive sms alert whenever an is sent to your mailbox.

 Open System Interconnection (OSI)  Simple Message Transfer Protocol (SMTP)  Post Office Protocol (POP3)  Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP)  Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)  Short Message Service Centre (SMSC)

 AJAX  JAVASCRIPT(JQUERY)  PHP  HTML  MySQL <?php $hello = “Hello world”; echo $hello; ?> $(document).ready(function(){ }); mysql_query(“”)or die(mysql_error());

HTTP SMTP POP3 Gateway Software (Application Program) ( HTTP Gateway Short Message Service Centre Phone client computer key Send sms Send acknowledgment

Messages ID Sender_Address Subject Body Attachment Dated Status alert ID MsgID Subject Sender_Name Dated Status Sms alert ID Body Dated Acknowledgment Web mail ID MsgID Subject Sender_Name Dated Status

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