SMS via GPRS

Does anyone know how to make a MIDLET that can send sms through GPRS?
Can i use HTTPConnection to do that and how....
Please Help...

Dear printisor,
Based on your reply, does it means that i should send parameters through gprs to my php script, then php script process parameters sent by j2me, then sends it through sms gateway??? Does the process runs like this???
i'm able to send parameters via gprs to php, but i dont know how to send sms via php... :-D

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