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Message #1 by "Terry Carr" <terry@r...> on Tue, 28 Nov 2000 08:35:48 -0500
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Has anyone tried adding credit card processing to a .NET website.  If 

you, what approach/components did you use.



Terry






Message #2 by "Wally McClure" <wallym@w...> on Tue, 28 Nov 2000 12:45:14 -0500
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To start off, I have not done any cc processing on a .net server.  I am

waiting for a later release to test the system to that level.  Sorry I am a

little nervous about beta software on a production system.



If the question is 'How does a .net/aspx site perform credit card

processing?', I thinkg that you would continue on as your are currently are.

If you are using a COM object to do your credit card processing to your

service provider, you should still be able to do late binding and process

your transactions.



if the question is 'How does a web site perform credit card processing when

the processor is running a .net/aspx based system?', I think that there are

mutliple answers.  1.  The service can continue to provide a COM object that

can be used to process an order.  Adding .net/aspx should not stop the

service from provding a COM interface, assuming that it so chooses to over

that service.  2.  The service could add a webservice/soap interface to

allow non .net/aspx servers to integrate into the system.  I am sure that

there are many other options, these are the two that come to mind.



Wally

  -----Original Message-----

  From: Terry Carr [mailto:terry@r...]

  Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2000 8:36 AM

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  Subject: [aspx] Credit Card Processing





  Has anyone tried adding credit card processing to a .NET website.  If you,

what approach/components did you use.



  Terry

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Message #3 by Scott Davis <Scott.D@e...> on Tue, 28 Nov 2000 12:52:57 -0500
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Yes, we have integrated CyberCash into our project.  We are using the 

CyberCash Classic COM component cychmck.dll.  We created an RCW (Run-time 

callable wrapper) for this dll and then referenced that RCW in our 

project.  Then it's as simple as importing or using the namespace and 

making calls to the functions as normal.  If you would like to see more 

detail, send me an e-mail.

 

Scott Davis 

MCSD, MCP 

International Parts 

Decision Consultants Inc. 



 

Scott.D@e...



-----Original Message-----

From: Terry Carr [mailto:terry@r...]

Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2000 8:36 AM

To: ASP+

Subject: [aspx] Credit Card Processing





Has anyone tried adding credit card processing to a .NET website.  If you, what approach/components did you use.

 

Terry









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