How to send sms message from webdynpro to mobile

Hi
i am working on QA project.when system QA parameters are above standard values ,then i need to send SMS message to Mobile of supervisor.Can anybody suggest how to implement this?
Thanks
Prasad

Hai,
Create a web service model for this web servicehttp://www.webservicex.net/SendSMS.asmx?WSDL
this web service provides sms service through india.
But it can only work :If your mobile number is 098XXXXXXXX ,Please enter as 98XXXXXXXX
Create a view with two input fields (ToMobilenumber, from mail Addrees)
Create a textedit Elemnt (Message).
Create a button set the parameters to your web service and execute it.
regards,
Naga Raju

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