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How to implement group messaging in c#?
i want to use group messaging technique in c# widows form application in which one provides information of certain catagory via SMS and same information will be forwarded to crowd suscribd for that catagory via SMS.
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Updated 29-Jun-12 8:14am
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[no name] 29-Jun-12 8:00am    
The very first thing you are going to have to do is explain what you think "crowdsourcing" is.
Dave Kreskowiak 29-Jun-12 10:14am    
Wow. You don't know what "crowdsourcing" means, do you? Please don't start throwing buzzwords around like this. Describe what you want this app to do EXACTLY, not using any buzzwords. Without that, we really can't help you.
Sharan Khanal 29-Jun-12 14:04pm    
sorry brother, i was confused by the term crowdsourcing....actually i am going for the application in which one user provide information of certain catagory via SMS to our server and the same information is forwarded to the crowd suscribed for that catagory.

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First, I do not believe that the term crowdsourcing means what you think it does. What you are describing is more just group texting and group alerts. To do this, you could either subscribe to a service to do it for you (easy, efficient, and guaranteed) or you could build something yourself.

If you really want to create something for yourself, you will need to look into utilizing a service to send and receive SMS messages. One service that I am familiar with (and love) is Twilio. They offer these types of services on a global scale. They also provide sample code to connect to their service from code. Here is a link with demonstration code and other info:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5467905/sending-sms-from-asp-net-website[^]

You are going to need to lay out what you want to do, break it down into small parts, and start building your app from there. Then you will either get your complete application or run into specific problems that we can more easily help you with.
 
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Sharan Khanal 29-Jun-12 14:17pm    
Thank you bro....

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