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Re: [ic] BoA/Cybersource HELP!!!


Mark Weaver wrote:
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On Tue, Jun 07, 2005 at 09:38:47PM -0400, Mark Weaver wrote:


Any suggestions? Things are going from bad to worse...



Yes. - Get set up with cybersource, so you can log into their admin interface

- Get ICS.pm from Kevin's interchange site (interchange.rtfm.info or
something similar).
- Put ICS.pm in your interchange/lib/Vend/Payment directory and set the
permissions as appropriate

- Open a Cybersource support issue msg and ask them for the "older perl
CDK version 3.4.12, your existing interface doesn't work as well with
the new Simple API".  They will send you a link to a tar.gz without any
question.
- Download and install the aforementioned Cybersource CDK, you should end up with a directory like ICS-3.4.12 . Do all the tests and make sure everything is working OK.

- From the Cybersource directory run "./ecert <merchantid>" where
merchantid is (for me, at least) something like v289371983. This will make a poorly-secured key system in /opt/CyberSource/SDK/keys . If this directory doesn't exist after you complete this step, retry from here, because the whole Cybersource API fails rather ungracefully and uninformatively if the keys aren't present.

- Make sure the payment module ICS.pm is "required" in your interchange.cfg file.

- Add the following line to your catalog.cfg:

Variable        MV_PAYMENT_MODE ICS

- Add the following lines down in your Route section of your catalog.cfg (I added it after itransact)

Route   ICS     server_host     ics2.ic3.com
Route   ICS     server_port     80
Route   ICS     path            /opt/CyberSource/SDK
Route   ICS     merchant_id     v38417948
Route ICS apps ics_auth,ics_auth_reversal,ics_bill,ics_credit
Route   ICS     timeout         20
Route   ICS     merchant_descriptor     "SUBCULTURAL"
Route   ICS     merchant_descriptor_contact     "561-433-9633"
Route   ICS     transaction     sale

- Obviously some of the fields above will need to be replaced with your mechant information.

If you have any problems with any step, let me know in this forum and we
will go from there.  This was a total PITA for me to implement, until I
realized that the API that ICS.pm uses is no longer publically available
from Cybersource, and since I just did the BOA->CS conversion it's fresh
on my mind and I wanted to contribute the information.


Jeff


holy hanna! that is a lot to do, but I thank you for the information and as soon as I can get hold of Cybersource I'll start things going. We've already got an account with them. I'm wondering though, doesn't the current ICS.pm that is present in Interchange do the same thing?


Jeff,

Please disregard my remarks about ICS.pm already existing. It was late and definitely time to step away from the keyboard and get some sleep. I've downloaded the ICS.pm and placed it in the appropriate directory within Interchange and contacted CyberSource about the package you mentioned.

While I was on their site I noticed mention about "clients" for using Simple Order Processing. I'm assuming those are the ones you mentioned that don't work correctly, yes?

I also noticed, if I'm understanding you correctly, that Interchange uses this client to communicate back to the payment gateway, yes? If I'm understanding correctly, the client is using port 80 to send CC and order information with the keys that are produced when the client is installed. Now, as I understand things at the moment the checkout page is called after interchange moves onto the SSL layer to take customer CC, shipping and billing information, but the CyberSource client communicates over port 80 to "phone home" as it were. Do I have this correct?

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