Send SMS via Bluetooth connection

Hi,
I have connceted a moblie to my PC through bluetooth (using Bluesoleil)
Now using program I need to send message to that mobile, such that that mobile should transmit an SMS.
message from Pc should contain the payload message, SMS receiving phone number.
Pc -----<bluetooth>----------> mobile -----------Transmit-------------> SMS receiving mobile
message SMS
Try to help me with code or Suggest me to proceed
Thanks in advance.

Hello Johnerlit do u have any idea regaring this topic?
Hello everybody!
I am under a process to send sms from server that is a PC to a mobile through a mobile, which is connected to the PC act as a modem.
According to my process if the modem is GSM or CDMA, should transmit the sms, that obtained a message from PC.
The connection between the PC and the modem should be through bluethooth, but at initial I wish to try with data cable before trying with bluetooth connection.
I should not use any sms operators like Clickatell..
Can anyone say me is it possible to use J2me in Pc to develop the application and connect to the modem...
If I am wrong plz say me ur suggestion on how to proceed with this process, and also say if anyother better way is there to do.
Thanks in advance

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