SMSC client .NET Crack + Serial Key Download

SMSC client .NET Crack + Serial Key Download

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SMS communication .NET components

Version 5.0.174
Updated Nov 24th 2012
Developer
User Rating 3.1
918 3.1
Original File Size 1.9 MB
Downloads 6780
Systems Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Vista 64 bit, Windows 7, Windows 7 64 bit
Category Programming

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SMSC client .NET library consists of a set of components designed to allow simple implementation of communication between custom applications and messaging infrastructure of mobile networks.

The library consists of four .NET managed components, each of them implements one communication protocol. Supported protocols are SMPP (versions 3.3, 3.4 and 5.0), UCP (version 2), CIMD2 (version 1.2) and SEMA/OIS (version 8.1).

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17 July 2019
ilenia

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03 March 2020
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