/// <summary>
/// Used to suspend an active token so that it may not initiate any new transactions. All authorizations for a SUSPENDED token will be declined. Tokens may be suspended by multiple parties (suspenders) concurrently. The token status is updated from ACTIVE to SUSPENDED when the first suspender triggers a suspend action. Additional suspenders can add their suspend action to the list of suspenders. Suspenders can unsuspend only their own suspend action. All suspenders need to perform an unsuspend action to move a token from SUSPENDED to ACTIVE. The token status will only change when the last suspender has unsuspended the token. For CoF tokens, the only two supported suspenders are issuer and token requestor. For Apple Pay tokens, there are some differences in behavior versus the general principles. An issuer may add themselves as a suspender to a token already suspended by a cardholder, as above. However, a cardholder cannot suspend a token already suspended by the issuer. As a special case for Apple Pay, an issuer may unsuspend (override) a token already suspended by a cardholder. However, a cardholder cannot unsuspend a token already suspended by the issuer.
/// </summary>
/// <exception cref="YourApp.MdesCustomerClient.Client.ApiException">Thrown when fails to make API call</exception>
/// <param name="tokenSuspendRequestSchema">Contains the details of the request message. (optional)</param>
/// <returns>Task of ApiResponse (TokenSuspendResponseSchema)</returns>
public async System.Threading.Tasks.Task <ApiResponse <TokenSuspendResponseSchema> > TokenSuspendPostAsyncWithHttpInfo(TokenSuspendRequestSchema tokenSuspendRequestSchema = null)
{
var localVarPath = "/token/suspend";
var localVarPathParams = new Dictionary <String, String>();
var localVarQueryParams = new List <KeyValuePair <String, String> >();
var localVarHeaderParams = new Dictionary <String, String>(this.Configuration.DefaultHeader);
var localVarFormParams = new Dictionary <String, String>();
var localVarFileParams = new Dictionary <String, FileParameter>();
Object localVarPostBody = null;
// to determine the Content-Type header
String[] localVarHttpContentTypes = new String[] {
"application/json"
};
String localVarHttpContentType = this.Configuration.ApiClient.SelectHeaderContentType(localVarHttpContentTypes);
// to determine the Accept header
String[] localVarHttpHeaderAccepts = new String[] {
"application/json"
};
String localVarHttpHeaderAccept = this.Configuration.ApiClient.SelectHeaderAccept(localVarHttpHeaderAccepts);
if (localVarHttpHeaderAccept != null)
{
localVarHeaderParams.Add("Accept", localVarHttpHeaderAccept);
}
if (tokenSuspendRequestSchema != null && tokenSuspendRequestSchema.GetType() != typeof(byte[]))
{
localVarPostBody = this.Configuration.ApiClient.Serialize(tokenSuspendRequestSchema); // http body (model) parameter
}
else
{
localVarPostBody = tokenSuspendRequestSchema; // byte array
}
// make the HTTP request
IRestResponse localVarResponse = (IRestResponse)await this.Configuration.ApiClient.CallApiAsync(localVarPath,
Method.POST, localVarQueryParams, localVarPostBody, localVarHeaderParams, localVarFormParams, localVarFileParams,
localVarPathParams, localVarHttpContentType);
int localVarStatusCode = (int)localVarResponse.StatusCode;
if (ExceptionFactory != null)
{
Exception exception = ExceptionFactory("TokenSuspendPost", localVarResponse);
if (exception != null)
{
throw exception;
}
}
return(new ApiResponse <TokenSuspendResponseSchema>(localVarStatusCode,
localVarResponse.Headers.ToDictionary(x => x.Name, x => x.Value.ToString()),
(TokenSuspendResponseSchema)this.Configuration.ApiClient.Deserialize(localVarResponse, typeof(TokenSuspendResponseSchema))));
}
/// <summary>
/// Used to suspend an active token so that it may not initiate any new transactions. All authorizations for a SUSPENDED token will be declined. Tokens may be suspended by multiple parties (suspenders) concurrently. The token status is updated from ACTIVE to SUSPENDED when the first suspender triggers a suspend action. Additional suspenders can add their suspend action to the list of suspenders. Suspenders can unsuspend only their own suspend action. All suspenders need to perform an unsuspend action to move a token from SUSPENDED to ACTIVE. The token status will only change when the last suspender has unsuspended the token. For CoF tokens, the only two supported suspenders are issuer and token requestor. For Apple Pay tokens, there are some differences in behavior versus the general principles. An issuer may add themselves as a suspender to a token already suspended by a cardholder, as above. However, a cardholder cannot suspend a token already suspended by the issuer. As a special case for Apple Pay, an issuer may unsuspend (override) a token already suspended by a cardholder. However, a cardholder cannot unsuspend a token already suspended by the issuer.
/// </summary>
/// <exception cref="YourApp.MdesCustomerClient.Client.ApiException">Thrown when fails to make API call</exception>
/// <param name="tokenSuspendRequestSchema">Contains the details of the request message. (optional)</param>
/// <returns>Task of TokenSuspendResponseSchema</returns>
public async System.Threading.Tasks.Task <TokenSuspendResponseSchema> TokenSuspendPostAsync(TokenSuspendRequestSchema tokenSuspendRequestSchema = null)
{
ApiResponse <TokenSuspendResponseSchema> localVarResponse = await TokenSuspendPostAsyncWithHttpInfo(tokenSuspendRequestSchema);
return(localVarResponse.Data);
}
/// <summary>
/// Used to suspend an active token so that it may not initiate any new transactions. All authorizations for a SUSPENDED token will be declined. Tokens may be suspended by multiple parties (suspenders) concurrently. The token status is updated from ACTIVE to SUSPENDED when the first suspender triggers a suspend action. Additional suspenders can add their suspend action to the list of suspenders. Suspenders can unsuspend only their own suspend action. All suspenders need to perform an unsuspend action to move a token from SUSPENDED to ACTIVE. The token status will only change when the last suspender has unsuspended the token. For CoF tokens, the only two supported suspenders are issuer and token requestor. For Apple Pay tokens, there are some differences in behavior versus the general principles. An issuer may add themselves as a suspender to a token already suspended by a cardholder, as above. However, a cardholder cannot suspend a token already suspended by the issuer. As a special case for Apple Pay, an issuer may unsuspend (override) a token already suspended by a cardholder. However, a cardholder cannot unsuspend a token already suspended by the issuer.
/// </summary>
/// <exception cref="YourApp.MdesCustomerClient.Client.ApiException">Thrown when fails to make API call</exception>
/// <param name="tokenSuspendRequestSchema">Contains the details of the request message. (optional)</param>
/// <returns>TokenSuspendResponseSchema</returns>
public TokenSuspendResponseSchema TokenSuspendPost(TokenSuspendRequestSchema tokenSuspendRequestSchema = null)
{
ApiResponse <TokenSuspendResponseSchema> localVarResponse = TokenSuspendPostWithHttpInfo(tokenSuspendRequestSchema);
return(localVarResponse.Data);
}
