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Soh Keong, 05/09/2012 12:14 PM
Specification¶
Activity Diagram¶
Figure 1 showing the process flow from Mexico mall to TNS Payment Gateway Page.
Figure 2 showing the process flow of TNS Payment Gateway redirect back to Mexico Mall.
Programming Guide¶
Resources¶
SCM¶
see wiki
Classes¶
- my.com.eCosway.tns.commons - CommonConstants
- my.com.eCosway.tns.model - Transaction, TransCommon, TransResponse
- my.com.eCosway.tns.service - TNSService (interface)
- my.com.eCosway.tns.service.impl - TNSServiceImpl (implementation of interface)
- my.com.eCosway.tns.tnsInterface - TNSInterfaces (Data Persistence)
- my.com.eCosway.tns.utils - SecureHash, URLUtils
- test.my.com.eCosway.tns.utils - SecureHashTest, URLUtilsTest (JUnit Test)
properties file¶
- jdbc.properties
- tns.interface.table.name - table name of TNS interface
- log4j.properties
- transaction.properties
- vpc_Version - The version of the Virtual Payment Client API being used.
- vpc_Command - Indicates the desired operation to be performed.
- vpc_AccessCode - Authenticates the merchant on the Payment Server.
- vpc_Merchant - The Merchant ID identifies the merchant account against which settlements will be made.
- vpc_SecureHash - A secure hash which allows the Virtual Payment Client to authenticate the merchant and check the integrity of the Transaction Request.
- vpc_SecureHashType - The type of hash algorithm used to generate the secure hash.
- vpc_ReturnAuthResponseData - Specifies whether the authorisation response data must be included in the Transaction Response.
- tns_url - Used to redirect user to TNS Payment Page.
Table¶
CREATE TABLE ECOS.TNS_INTERFACE ( ORDER_ID VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL, AMOUNT INTEGER, TXN_TYPE VARCHAR(20), MEMBER_ID VARCHAR(20), ERROR_MESSAGE VARCHAR(255), RESPONSE_CODE CHARACTER, RECEIPT_NO VARCHAR(20), TRANSACTION_NO INTEGER, AUTHORIZE_ID VARCHAR(6), CARD_TYPE VARCHAR(2), TRANSACTION_IDENTIFIER VARCHAR(20), IS_VALID CHARACTER, LAST_UPDATED TIMESTAMP, PRIMARY KEY (ORDER_ID));
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