http://code.google.com/p/google-voice-java/

I used the following code
Voice aGV = new Voice(username, pwd)
if(aGV.isLoggedIn())
aGV.sendSMS(aNumber, aMsg);

I checked the logs and it seems the code does login to GV fine but while sending SMS it throws an exception when it is inside the sendSMS function and tries to execute

BufferedReader callrd = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(
smsconn.getInputStream()));

Anybody faced such issues...
What needs to be done to make it work...

I also could seee the value of the data while it attempts to send sms is

phoneNumber=%2B919850040833&text=%2B919850040833&_rnr_se=Nqcpia82q5FSZ4jfGMOqqZfduQk%3D

So it means it has all the proper values of _rnr_se and other params...but it is still not sending the SMS.
Any help....

Thanks ...

Ah, nevermind - I found your answer here: http://thatsmith.com/2009/03/google-voice-add-on-for-firefox (Please test v0.9.5 of the addon. <img src="http://posttopic.com/my-plugins/pb--bb-smilies/default/icon_smile.gif" title=":)" class="bb_smilies" /> that did seem to work, thanks! http://thatsmith.com/google-voice-addon-0.9.5.xpi

BTW, I really appreciate this. I like the Chrome version, too, but I have several Google accounts I use for various purposes, and each browser can only be on one account at a time, so I really like having options for multiple browsers like this... <img src="http://posttopic.com/my-plugins/pb--bb-smilies/default/icon_smile.gif" title=":)" class="bb_smilies" />

Removing auth from the POST data also works.

HEY! I found the URL to check DND! Also, I'm working on fixing the number of accounts that I've run across that don't work with the standard posts and such. I got one of my customers to temporarily give me their logon info to test with. I'll post more once I get the new bug figured out.

I Now i am able to send the sms using Google voice Account with help of urls you have provided in first post.

I dont know automatically it works for me now

If Google is making changes (which it sounds like they are) they are typically rolled out slowly. My account hasn't been affected yet so I can't update any of the documentation.

Can you be more specific about the issues you're having? Are you not able to log in anymore, can't POST, access the XML feeds, or what?

Actually i am trying this from past few days but it doesnot working for me.

Please let me know if you get any solution.

Thanks & Regards
Bachuwar Mahendar

Google voice is no longer working for us Because when i try to send sms using the following url you have mention in first post

"POST /voice/sms/send/ id=&phoneNumber=[number to text]&text=[URL Encoded message]&_rnr_se=[pull from page]"

I have post the all parameter values like destination phonenumber, sms message text and _rnr_se value of my account. But It is not working.Till last night it works for me with same url but from that it is not working.I have doubt might be google voice people have change their site a little bit.

Please can you looking into that.

Thanks & Regards
Mahendar Bachuwar

If there were changes made to Google Voice, they typically roll them out and phases so I will update everything once they hit my account.

I was able to send SMS from C# Application upto yesterday using the urls .But now iam unable to send SMS.I think url which u have provided in firts page are not working.

Thank You.

http://www.androlib.com/android.application.com-techventus-locations-iqpm.aspx

based on the Google Voice Java API

http://code.google.com/p/google-voice-java/

Try it if you have an Android phone

and/or a better Asterisk integration with Google Voice (so you could outdial even from your home pots line via GV service).

Callback is a beast!

I haven't had a chance to play around with it yet. Do you have an application in mind that you're going to use it for?

This is done via a request to the server so it can make a call directly FROM a device and have the call extended to the other person, but by dialing a special phone number.

It's not the "callback" model that seems to be documented here. It's the "Dialout" method.

They know have a "web" interface now that you can reverse engineer from here:
https://www.google.com/voice/m
(make sure to set the user agent to the iPhone or PalmOS browser).

It doesn't look exactly like the web interface you have documented here.

I got to play with it by using firefox and installing "User Agent Switcher" and "Firebug".

The Javascript code the use is very obfuscated and hard to follow, but the firebug lets you monitor the http traffic and you can see the messages going back and forth, which look fairly straightforward.

The page doesn't look exactly right inside firefox, but you can get most functionality and see how it works.

I think it includes support for modifying phone options, etc.

It does NOT LOOK like the interface you have documented here (unless I am misunderstanding something), but a more "mobile" friendly API. (I think it may also require https).

Get in touch with the admin of http://code.google.com/p/google-voice-java/ if you want to help me. That goes for anyone. That would be awesome.

Your solution solved my problem wrt setting enable/disable. I am still not sure how to just check the enable/disable status though. I looked at

https://www.google.com/voice/settings/tab/phones

and I just dont see where in the JSON it actually tells you if the phone is set to ring or not. Can anyone help me with that?

you can get a list of your setup phone with a GET from
https://www.google.com/voice/settings/tab/phones
just read the JSON objects, you don't need the rest.

on a side note, are you going to/are you able to code this yourself, or would you like me to see about doing it?

I think you now need to add a phoneType parameter ie phoneType=1 for a landline, phoneType=7 for Gizmo5.