public TransactionRegistrationResponse SendTransaction(IShoppingBasket storeBasket, RequestContext context, User user) {
// Construct a SagePay basket from our Store basket.
// We don't use the SagePay basket directly from the application as it only requires a subset of the information
var basket = new ShoppingBasket("Shopping Basket for " + user.Name);
//Fill the basket. The VAT multiplier is not specified here as it is taken from the web.config
foreach (var item in storeBasket.GetItemsInBasket()) {
basket.Add(new BasketItem(item.Quantity, item.Product.Name, item.Product.Price));
}
// Using the same address for billing and shipping.
// In reality, you would allow the option of specifying either.
var sagePayAddress = new Address() {
Address1 = user.Address1,
Address2 = user.Address2,
Surname = user.Surname,
Firstnames = user.Forename,
City = user.Town,
Country = "GB",
Phone = user.Telephone,
PostCode = user.Postcode
};
var orderId = Guid.NewGuid().ToString();
var response = _transactionRegistrar.Send(context, orderId, basket, sagePayAddress, sagePayAddress, null);
if (response.Status != ResponseType.Ok) {
string error = "Transaction {0} did not register successfully. Status returned was {1} ({2})";
error = string.Format(error, orderId, response.Status, response.StatusDetail);
throw new Exception(error);
}
var order = new Order {
VendorTxCode = orderId,
VpsTxId = response.VPSTxId,
SecurityKey = response.SecurityKey,
RedirectUrl = response.NextURL,
DateInitialised = DateTime.Now
};
// In reality you would store more information about the order...
// ..like the user who made the order and each of the products in the order.
_orderRepository.StoreOrder(order);
return response;
}
public void StoreOrder(Order order) {
_orders.Add(order);
}