PAXChecker
Program download is available here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/4rzsmbvtblm8ee9/PAXChecker.jar?dl=1
Save the file to your computer, then run it. If it doesn't run, check to make sure you have Java 7 or above installed. If not, you'll need to install it. Feel free to message or email me if you're having trouble running it.
Features
-PAX Prime, East, South and Aus scanning capability
-Automatically open queue in your default web browser when found
-Get into queue before the Twitter notification! (This may change at any given time, but as far as I know you most likely will)
-Text as many phones as you want when queue is found (along with a link for if you don't have access to your computer!) (Standard messaging rates probably apply, but it's basically just a text message -- if you have unlimited texting you're most likely good)
-Can use any cell carrier that supports email text messages
-Program supports Yahoo! and GMail for sending texts (GMail highly recommended. Other emails may be used -- see the in-program
-Instructions for how to set this up)
-Supports AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, TMobile and U.S. Cellular by default (all other carriers require you to go to emailtextmessages.com and put your carrier's ending after your cell number -- see the in-program Instructions for details)
-Play an alarm through your speakers when tickets are found
-Specify how often to check for tickets (10-60 seconds, to reduce request spamming and data usage)
-Track how much data is used
-Minimize program to taskbar (only tested on Windows)
-Ability to save all selected options (except password) for quick program starting every day
-Automatically detect and offer to download new program versions (with patch notes)
Setup
You can set up the PAXChecker in your favorite IDE.
The following libraries are used for the PAXChecker:
-JSON Simple (1.1.1)
-JavaMail (1.4.7)
-Twitter4j (4.0.4)
-CommonCode (https://www.github.com/SunnyBat/PAXChecker)
You can download all the libraries (except CommonCode, which I recommend adding as a project dependency in your IDE and pulling whenever an update is availabe) here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/6pq55jdi9mfaj8o/PAXCheckerLibraries.zip?dl=0