Promise<PurchasedProduct> IStore.LaunchPurchaseFlow(Gamer gamer, ProductInfo product)
{
// Already in progress? Refuse immediately.
lock (this) {
if (LastLaunchProductPromise != null) {
return Promise<PurchasedProduct>.Rejected(new CotcException(ErrorCode.AlreadyInProgress, "Launching purchase"));
}
LastLaunchProductPromise = new Promise<PurchasedProduct>();
}
Bundle interop = product.AsBundle().Clone();
interop["userName"] = gamer.GamerId;
// Will call back the CotcInappPurchaseGameObject
CotcInappPurchase_launchPurchase(interop.ToJson());
return LastLaunchProductPromise;
}
Promise<PurchasedProduct> IStore.LaunchPurchaseFlow(Gamer gamer, ProductInfo product)
{
// Already in progress? Refuse immediately.
lock (this) {
if (LastLaunchProductPromise != null) {
return Promise<PurchasedProduct>.Rejected(new CotcException(ErrorCode.AlreadyInProgress, "Launching purchase"));
}
LastLaunchProductPromise = new Promise<PurchasedProduct>();
}
// Will call back the CotcInappPurchaseGameObject
JavaClass.CallStatic("launchPurchase", product.ToJson());
return LastLaunchProductPromise;
}
/// <summary>
/// Launches a purchase process for a given product. The purchase process is asynchronous,
/// may take a lot of time and may not necessarily ever finish (i.e. the application may be
/// killed before it actually finishes). That said, only one purchase process is running at
/// at a time.
/// </summary>
/// <returns>promise resolved when the purchase completes with information about the purchased
/// item. In order to validate the transaction, you need to call
/// #CotcSdk.GamerStore.ValidateReceipt. More important, you MUST then call
/// #CloseTransaction in case of success!</returns>
/// <param name="gamer">gamer to associate with the purchase</param>
/// <param name="info">information about the product to be purchased. Obtained via #FetchProductInfo.</param>
public Promise<PurchasedProduct> LaunchPurchase(Gamer gamer, ProductInfo info)
{
return Store.LaunchPurchaseFlow(gamer, info);
}
