Net::Pager

This is a review for Net::Pager, a Perl module designed to send numeric and alphanumeric pages to pagers and phones across the world via the SimpleWire network. It is worth mentioning that Version 2.00 is not compatible with Net::Pager 1.12 due to a complete redesign of the client/server communication, which now uses XML. As a result, there have been significant changes made to the module and its interface to enhance performance, which has improved by 200-300% and includes new features such as asynchronous paging.

To use Net::Pager, simply install it and reference the documentation or example code provided in both the installation package and on the www.simplewire.com website. The sendpage.pl, checkstatus.pl, and servicelist.pl are excellent examples to reference for all the features supported in v2.00. You can also find them in the /eg directory with the Net-Pager-2.00.tar.gz file.

Net::Pager is a global paging interface for both numeric and alphanumeric messages via the Internet. It is the first and only solution that allows any brand or type of pager to interface through one consistent protocol without using the telephone network. SimpleWire developed an XML paging standard that works with Net::Pager to optimize paging technology. This Perl module interacts with SimpleWire's Remote Procedure Calls, which is backed by significant developmental energy.

If you require additional support or have further questions, please visit the www.simplewire.com website, which has a dedicated developer support forum, FAQ, and the most recent documentation. You can also find more example code on their site.