Lee M Davies

[...] details off to the PAS server, for this I have a method called renderPASForm (which takes an Order object as an argument and returns a string containing the html form to be rendered to theclients [...]

[...] ' instance 4. Persit your order to a database by calling the persistToDatabase method on the order object 5. Encrypt and persist the payment details to the database by calling the ' [...]

[...] think is a daft way for reasons that will become clear). First you collect all the customers payment details (i do this by instantiating an object of type Order and setting the various properties, one [...]

[...] ). 2. Create an object of type PaymentDetails and set its memebers 3. Assign the payment details to the order by setting the Order.paymentDetails member to your 'PaymentDetails' instance 4. [...]

[...] detailed in my previous posts but now augmented to use the PASInformation memen-ber of the Order class to set the relevant XML elements in the HSBC XML request. Stringing it all together in a web- [...]

[...] Retrieve your order from your database by calling the 'retrieveOrderFromDatabase' method on the order class 10. Retrieve the orders payment details from the database by calling the ' [...]

[...] As per my last post I have now made a general version of my HSBC XML API c# classes for .NET that I had developed as part of a larger project. I have simplified things [...]

[...] C# classes that I use to abstract away all the nastiness. (Please see my later post entitled HSBC XML API c# classes for .NET that contains these files for you) On another subject I have also been [...]

[...] realsied that I hadn't actually posted the link to my files in my previous post on using the Jena RDF library in .NET. I have now updated the article and the link to the files (in a single zip) is now [...]

Last year a friend of mine was completing his BSc degree in I.T and Business. His dissertation project was an application that crawled webpages and ge [...]

[...] this form (or we do it on thier behalf using some clientside javascript) and goes of to the 3d secure site. Once they finish there, they are redirected back to your site to a page that needs to handle [...]

[...] value of a literal control). You then need a page that will handle the reponse that the 3D secure site will return when the user is returned to your site. I have called this [...]

It has been a fair few months since my last post and so I thought i'd better pop something up here. I have recently been working on an e-commerce sit [...]

[...] all of our order information. So, before we can submit the actual order for processing by the HSBC api we must first retrieve it from whereever we persited it to, add in the additional PAS data we [...]

[...] appropriate elements with the values you set and then submit the lot for processing (via the HSBC gateway). The process is rather straight forward but I thought I would just outline the steps required [...]

[...] we got back from the PAS server and pop it all into an XML object that we can then POST to the HSBC gateway. Still following? good. Now at this point i am sure you will agree that having to send the [...]

Hi All, Sorry I haven't blogged for months, i have been snowed under with exciting projects at work. I have had a few emails asking for the PAS examp [...]

[...] simply get no response from thier server at all! If anybody else needs to work with the HSBC payment XML API, I would be happy to supply some C# classes that I use to abstract away all the nastiness. [...]