

Additional comments:
In this example we will execute an HTTP GET Request to
http://mysite.com/sms/delivered.asp?ID=0001 if the
SMS has been delivered succesfully to the recipients
mobile phone.
If the SMS has been buffered first,
we will first execute an HTTP GET Request to your webserver like
http://mysite.com/sms/buffered.asp?ID=0001
If the SMS couldn't be delivered,
we will execute an HTTP GET Request to your webserver like
http://mysite.com/sms/notdelivered.asp?ID=0001
Naming of the URLs and Querystring parameters:
Your completely free how you want to name the URLs and the querystring parameters.
We will just add the transaction number behind the
URL that you specified within the methods.