private void ProcessCompletedTransaction(UM_iTransaction transaction)
{
Debug.Log("ProcessCompletedTransaction");
//Our product has been successfully purchased or restored
//So we need to provide content to our user depends on productIdentifier
//Before we will provide content to the user we might want
//to make sure that purchase is valid, using server-side validation
//let's see check the current platform
switch (Application.platform)
{
case RuntimePlatform.Android:
//On android all the info we need is inside the ordinal android transaction
//So let's get one.
string productId = transaction.ProductId;
AN_Inventory inventory = AN_Billing.Inventory;
AN_Purchase an_purchase = inventory.GetPurchaseByProductId(productId);
//Now you have asses to the all data from the original goal transaction object
//That you can send to your server side and validate the purchase.
Debug.Log(an_purchase.OriginalJson);
break;
case RuntimePlatform.IPhonePlayer:
Debug.Log("go IOS");
//In case this transaction was restored, we might want to validate an original transaction.
var iosTransaction = (transaction as UM_IOSTransaction).IosTransaction;
if (transaction.State == UM_TransactionState.Restored)
{
iosTransaction = iosTransaction.OriginalTransaction;
}
Debug.Log("iOS Transaction Id:" + iosTransaction.TransactionIdentifier);
//For iOS we need to validate the AppStoreReceipt.
//So we need to get it using iOS Native
var receipt = ISN_SKPaymentQueue.AppStoreReceipt;
//You can now send receipt to your server side
Debug.Log("Receipt loaded, byte array length: " + receipt.Data.Length);
Debug.Log("Receipt As Base64 String" + receipt.AsBase64String);
break;
}
UnlockProduct(transaction);
//Once product is successfully unlocked we can finish the transaction
UM_InAppService.Client.FinishTransaction(transaction);
}
public void OnTransactionUpdated(UM_iTransaction transaction)
{
//Transactions have been updated.
//Let's act accordingly
PrintTransactionInfo(transaction);
switch (transaction.State)
{
case UM_TransactionState.Purchased:
case UM_TransactionState.Restored:
//Our product has been successfully purchased or restored
//So we need to provide content to our user depends on productIdentifier
//Before we will provide content to the user we might want
//to make sure that purchase is valid, using server-side validation
//let's see check the current platform
switch (Application.platform)
{
case RuntimePlatform.Android:
//On android all the info we need is inside the ordinal android transaction
//So let's get one.
string productId = transaction.ProductId;
AN_Inventory inventory = AN_Billing.Inventory;
AN_Purchase an_purchase = inventory.GetPurchaseByProductId(productId);
//Now you have asses to the all data from the original goal transaction object
//That you can send to your server side and validate the purchase.
Debug.Log(an_purchase.OriginalJson);
break;
case RuntimePlatform.IPhonePlayer:
//For iOS we need to validate the AppStoreReceipt.
//So we need to get it using iOS Native
var receipt = ISN_SKPaymentQueue.AppStoreReceipt;
//You can now send receipt to your server side
Debug.Log("Receipt loaded, byte array length: " + receipt.Data.Length);
Debug.Log("Receipt As Base64 String" + receipt.AsBase64String);
break;
}
UnlockProduct(transaction);
//Once product is successfully unlocked we can finish the transaction
UM_InAppService.Client.FinishTransaction(transaction);
break;
case UM_TransactionState.Deferred:
//Only fir iOS
//iOS 8 introduces Ask to Buy, which lets parents approve any
//purchases initiated by children
//You should update your UI to reflect this deferred state,
//and expect another Transaction Complete to be called again
//with a new transaction state
//reflecting the parent’s decision or after the transaction times out.
//Avoid blocking your UI or gameplay while waiting
//for the transaction to be updated.
break;
case UM_TransactionState.Failed:
//Our purchase flow is failed.
//We can unlock interface and tell user that the purchase is failed.
UM_InAppService.Client.FinishTransaction(transaction);
break;
}
}