Revision history for Perl extension SMS::AQL.


0.07 14/01/2008
Minor changes to boost Kwalitee score on cpants.perl.org - mostly updated
META.yml (and also adding LWP::UserAgent as a pre-req in Makefile.PL)

0.06 22/08/2007
Changes to make SMS::AQL work under prehistoric perl 5.005

0.05 14/08/2007
Added support for connecting via a proxy - simply supply the proxy URL in
the options hashref when instantiating the object:
my $sms = new SMS::AQL({
    username => 'user',
    password => 'pass',
    options => {
        proxy => 'http://user:pass@host:port/',
    }
});

0.04 16/07/2007
New release incorporating several improvements kindly submitted by
Ton Voon at Altinity (http://www.altinity.com/) - thanks Ton!  There's
numerous documentation improvements, better parsing of server responses,
and a new test script using Test::MockObject to exercise the module
code without actually interacting with the AQL servers or sending 
messages.  Nice work Ton, thanks for your contribution!


0.03  26/06/2007
Previous versions had use 5.008007 in the Makefile, where I forgot to
change it.  There's nothing funky in this module that should require
5.8.7, 5.8.0 should be good enough.  Thanks to Nicola W for pointing
this out.

Also added new credit() method to return the number of message credits
available on the account.


0.02  04/01/2007
Fix stupid, stupid bug #24201 - don't remove servers from the list of 
servers, unless we fail to send a message.  Previously, each instance 
of SMS::AQL could only send 4 messages in a row before starting to fail.
Obviously, passed all tests, only showed up in real usage.  Wibble.  
Also some minor style problems cleared up.

Important: constructor now takes a hashref of params to provide for 
future expansion needs.

0.01  10/08/2006
development starts... pre-alpha version started life as Net::AQSMS::Send, 
name SMS::AQL was then agreed after brief discussion with modules@perl.org 
guys, Brian in particular - thanks for your input Brian.

Initial version is quite limited, but tested and works well for me.  
Not tested with non-UK destination numbers.



$Id: Changes 191 2008-01-14 22:17:37Z davidp $