def send(self, sms):
"""
prints the given SMS to STDOUT
"""
logger.log_send(self, sms)
print '-------------\n'+str(sms)+'-------------'
def send(self, sms):
try:
self.out_.write(str(sms))
self.out_.flush()
except socket.error as e:
logger.log_error(self, "Error writing to android socket")
else:
logger.log_send(self, sms)
def send(self, sms):
"""
Writes the given SMS
to the socket out. Serialization
is handled by the __str__ method
of the SMS object
"""
try:
self.out_.write(str(sms))
self.out_.flush()
except socket.error as e:
logger.log_error(self, "Error writing to android socket")
else:
logger.log_send(self, sms)
def send(self, sms):
data_dict = {
'to_number' : sms.to_number,
'from_number' : sms.from_number,
'body' : sms.body,
'key' : self.key
}
result = requests.post(self.url, data=data_dict)
if not result.status_code == requests.codes.ok:
logger.log_error(self, "error %d - %s posting sms to %s" %
(result.status_code, result.error, self.url))
log_response(result)
return False
else:
logger.log_send(self, sms)
return True
def send(self, sms):
"""
Sends an HTTP POST request to the url specified, with the following parameters,
to_number, from_number, body, key
"""
data_dict = {
'to_number' : sms.to_number,
'from_number' : sms.from_number,
'body' : sms.body,
'key' : self.key
}
# Make the request
result = requests.post(self.url, data=data_dict)
if result.status_code == requests.codes.ok:
logger.log_send(self, sms)
else:
logger.log_error(self, "error %d - %s posting sms to %s" %
(result.status_code, result.error, self.url))
save_error_response(result)
return False
def send(self, sms):
"""
prints the given SMS to STDOUT
"""
logger.log_send(self, sms)
print sms