Java application to send an SMS via my DKU-5 serial cable.

Hi,
I'm not sure if this is the right forum but....
I'm doing a project for college which involves Learning Content Managemnt System.
I've developed a few features for this including chat, forums, etc.
I want to develop an SMS system to use in conjunction with the chat application
ie. If a user is not online then the chat message will be sent to their mobile in the form of an SMS.
Looking for help in creating a Java application to send an SMS via my DKU-5 serial cable.
Any ideas??
Thanks
Message was edited by:
kiwicas

hiii u can try.........javax.comm package.
its best for serial communication.
contect [email protected] if required
jigar

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