This is a followup to

‘s blog on

. It’ll show you how to acheive the same in xMII 11.5…

If your company uses a

to access the internet, configure xMII to use the same.
Go to

.

Set the value of

,

and any other Proxy parameter you need to set up. For e.g. if your proxy needs authentication, you would need to configure the

and the

fields as well.

After you are done with the configuration, go to the Services console, and restart the ServletExec- (default name is ServletExec-xMII) service.

Open the BLS Editor by clicking on

. Create a new Transaction and add a

action block to it.

Right click on the block and choose

. As mentioned in Send SMS to India from ABAP the WSDL for this webservice is available at

and we’ll use it configure the

.

The configuration options are shown in the screenshots below :

Click on

, right click on the Web service action block once again and choose

.

Expand the nodes of the Web Service action block. It should look like this :

Map the following properties,

,

and

to proper values.

stands for the Cell Phone number you want to send the message to,

should be an email address from where the message will appear to arrive and lastly

is actually the message you want to send.

The links window should look like this now :

Now add a

action block and in the link editor map the

field of the

response to the

of the

action block.

Hit

or select

to execute the Transaction. Check the output of the Tracer for the return message. If it looks like this then your SMS has been successfully delivered.

You can add input parameters to this Trasaction and pass the Mobile Number and Message at runtime using an iCommand to call a Xacute Query Wrapped around the transaction.