ICQ Web 2 Go: A Simplified Way to Send ICQ Messages

When it comes to sending ICQ messages, simplicity and ease of use are crucial. With the ICQ Web 2 Go package, you can implement any work with ICQ messages using the ICQMessage class. This class serves as a notification gateway for sending ICQ messages to content changes.

The ICQProvider.cs file is a simple ICQ provider that enables users to send ICQ messages, while the ICQMessage.cs file represents a simple data container holding an ICQ message. With these classes, you can easily log in to your ICQ account, initialize an ICQ message, and send it to another ICQ number.

The ICQ assembly includes several classes that work together to provide a seamless experience for sending ICQ messages. The two main classes are the base ICQ provider for sending ICQ messages using the ICQ Provider API (ICQ gateway) or for sending ICQ notifications to content changes (ICQ notification gateway).

To customize your notification provider, you can build your own custom notification gateway. I will walk you through this process by creating an ICQ notification gateway. With this setup, users can subscribe to receive email messages when a document is created, updated, or deleted.

Starting from version 4.0, the ICQ Web 2 Go package supports sending notifications to content changes. Additionally, I will discuss a workaround for sending timed notifications.

First, I will describe the process of creating a custom notification gateway. Then, I will follow this process to create an ICQ notification gateway. With these steps, you can easily integrate ICQ messaging into your workflow and stay connected with others.

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