private static void sampleAuthAndRebate()
{
try {
// four lines are all it takes to send in a transaction:
CreditCard cReq = new CreditCard("visa", "4242424242424242", "0609", "Andrew Harcourt", "123", CreditCard.CVN_PRESENT);
String orderID = DateTime.Now.ToString("yyyyMMddHHmmss");
TransactionRequest tReq = new TransactionRequest("realexsample", "secret", "secret", "secret");
// set up a few more transaction variables
tReq.TransVariableReference = "Your variable reference here.";
tReq.TransCustomerNumber = "Your customer number here.";
tReq.TransBillingAddressCode = "Your billing address code here.";
tReq.TransBillingAddressCountry = "ie";
tReq.TransShippingAddressCode = "Your shipping address code here.";
tReq.TransShippingAddressCountry = "au";
tReq.TransComments.Add("Testing");
tReq.TransAutoSettle = 1;
tReq.TransAmount = 3183;
tReq.TransAccountName = "internet";
tReq.TransOrderID = orderID;
tReq.TransCurrency = "EUR";
tReq.TransCard = cReq;
tReq.TransType = "auth";
TransactionResponse tResp = tReq.SubmitTransaction();
tReq.ContinueTransaction(tResp); // load the results from that transaction straight back in to use again in the next one
// err.. here is where you decide that you didn't really want to process that transaction, and give the cash back.
tReq.TransType = "rebate";
tReq.TransAmount = 3183;
tReq.TransCurrency = "EUR";
tResp = tReq.SubmitTransaction();
Console.WriteLine("Got response:");
Console.WriteLine("result: " + tResp.ResultCode);
Console.WriteLine("authcode: " + tResp.ResultAuthCode);
Console.WriteLine("pasref: " + tResp.ResultPASRef);
Console.WriteLine("message: " + tResp.ResultMessage);
if (tResp.ResultCode == 0) { // success
//TODO: Your code goes here.
} else { // failure
//Check the Realex Developer Documentation for transaction result codes.
//TODO: Your code goes here.
}
} catch (DataValidationException e) {
// transaction not submitted
//TODO: Your exception-handling code goes here.
Console.WriteLine("Transaction not submitted: " + e.Message);
} catch (TransactionFailedException e) {
// transaction failed
//TODO: Your exception-handling code goes here.
Console.WriteLine("Transaction failed: " + e.Message);
} catch (Exception e) {
// something else bad happened
//TODO: Your exception-handling code goes here.
Console.WriteLine("Unhandled exception: " + e.Message);
}
}
private static void sampleAuthAndRebate()
{
try {
// four lines are all it takes to send in a transaction:
CreditCard cReq = new CreditCard("visa", "4242424242424242", "0609", "Andrew Harcourt", "123", CreditCard.CVN_PRESENT);
String orderID = DateTime.Now.ToString("yyyyMMddHHmmss");
TransactionRequest tReq = new TransactionRequest("realexsample", "secret", "secret", "secret");
// set up a few more transaction variables
tReq.TransVariableReference = "Your variable reference here.";
tReq.TransCustomerNumber = "Your customer number here.";
tReq.TransBillingAddressCode = "Your billing address code here.";
tReq.TransBillingAddressCountry = "ie";
tReq.TransShippingAddressCode = "Your shipping address code here.";
tReq.TransShippingAddressCountry = "au";
tReq.TransComments.Add("Testing");
tReq.TransAutoSettle = 1;
tReq.TransAmount = 3183;
tReq.TransAccountName = "internet";
tReq.TransOrderID = orderID;
tReq.TransCurrency = "EUR";
tReq.TransCard = cReq;
tReq.TransType = "auth";
TransactionResponse tResp = tReq.SubmitTransaction();
tReq.ContinueTransaction(tResp); // load the results from that transaction straight back in to use again in the next one
// err.. here is where you decide that you didn't really want to process that transaction, and give the cash back.
tReq.TransType = "rebate";
tReq.TransAmount = 3183;
tReq.TransCurrency = "EUR";
tResp = tReq.SubmitTransaction();
Console.WriteLine("Got response:");
Console.WriteLine("result: " + tResp.ResultCode);
Console.WriteLine("authcode: " + tResp.ResultAuthCode);
Console.WriteLine("pasref: " + tResp.ResultPASRef);
Console.WriteLine("message: " + tResp.ResultMessage);
if (tResp.ResultCode == 0) // success
//TODO: Your code goes here.
{
}
else // failure
//Check the Realex Developer Documentation for transaction result codes.
//TODO: Your code goes here.
{
}
} catch (DataValidationException e) {
// transaction not submitted
//TODO: Your exception-handling code goes here.
Console.WriteLine("Transaction not submitted: " + e.Message);
} catch (TransactionFailedException e) {
// transaction failed
//TODO: Your exception-handling code goes here.
Console.WriteLine("Transaction failed: " + e.Message);
} catch (Exception e) {
// something else bad happened
//TODO: Your exception-handling code goes here.
Console.WriteLine("Unhandled exception: " + e.Message);
}
}