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Your attempt to adapt an on-line payment process to FoxInCloud is very interesting - that's a sample we're looking at.
As Rick mentioned, sending http requests (GET or POST, no matter) from the FoxInCloud Application Server (FAS) should not - theoretically - raise any major difficulty, a FAS being just another web connect application.
Searched authorize.net for the code you're using without success.
Could you share some examples of the errors you get, and perhaps an abstract description of the container class you use?
I wonder if this class, being a container, contains some sort of user interface.
We're willing to help you succeed this adaptation.
Thanks,
Hi,
I am currently porting a Tech in the field mobile Visual FoxPro project that now runs as a traditional VFP executable on service tech's laptops into FIC.
Part of this tech mobile app provides for service techs in the field to process credit card payments from customers on-site upon completion of the service work.
The current VFP desktop application is using custom classes from a credit card processing company called Authorize.net based out of the US.
These custom classes come back with numerous "unsupported" errors running the FAA and now into well in excess of 20 hours plus attempting to get these to work, I am at a point of ditching these custom classes completely from Authorize.net and starting off new.
Does anyone know of what 3rd party credit card payment provider can be used with a FIC app?
Primarily to handle payments in the US and Canada!
Looking for some payment class or code routines that would work under FIC to process the credit card payment and return a confirmation and authorization number back and process the customers payment?
Any assistance pointing me in the right direction and some solid code examples is what I think I need to complete this port! I mention heavy on any code examples if at all possible and someone is willing to share!
Pete,
(Iceman from the Great White North) - Canada
Thierry Nivelet (FoxInCloud)
Never explain, never complain (Queen Elizabeth II)
