PM> Install-Package AuthorizeNet
Requires .NET 3.5 or later and Microsoft® Visual Studio 2008 or 2010
To install AuthorizeNet, run the following command in the Package Manager Console:
PM> Install-Package AuthorizeNet
All the tests can be run against a stub backend using the USELOCAL run configuration.
Get a sandbox account at https://developer.authorize.net/sandbox/ Update app.config in the AuthorizeNetTest folder to run all the tests against your sandbox account
For reporting tests, go to https://sandbox.authorize.net/ under Account tab->Transaction Details API and enable it.
Gateway target = new Gateway(ApiLogin, TransactionKey, true);
IGatewayRequest request = new AuthorizationRequest("5424000000000015", "0224", (decimal)20.10, "AuthCap transaction approved testing", true);
string description = "AuthCap transaction approved testing";
IGatewayResponse actual = target.Send(request, description);
Assert.IsTrue(actual.AuthorizationCode.Trim().Length > 0);
Assert.IsTrue(actual.TransactionID.Trim().Length > 0);
Direct Post Method allows developers to fully customize the experience of the entire payment flow, while simplifying PCI compliance.
See http://developer.authorize.net/integration/fifteenminutes/csharp/ for a quickstart guide to using the DPM method
SIM provides a customizable, secure hosted payment form to make integration easy for Web merchants that do not have an SSL certificate.
Place the following code in the default action of a simple MVC application to display a SIM payment button.
public ActionResult Index()
{
String checkoutform = SIMFormGenerator.OpenForm(ApiLogin, TransactionKey, 2.25M, "", true);
checkoutform = checkoutform+"<input type = \"submit\" class=\"submit\" value = \"Order with SIM!\" />";
checkoutform = checkoutform+SIMFormGenerator.EndForm();
return Content("<html>" + checkoutform + "</html>");
}
SubscriptionGateway target = new SubscriptionGateway(ApiLogin, TransactionKey);
ISubscriptionRequest subscription = SubscriptionRequest.CreateMonthly("john@doe.com",
"ARB Subscrition Test 5", (decimal)5.50,
12);
subscription.CardNumber = "4111111111111111";
subscription.CardExpirationMonth = 1;
subscription.CardExpirationYear = 20;
Address billToAddress = new Address();
billToAddress.First = "John";
billToAddress.Last = "Doe";
subscription.BillingAddress = billToAddress;
ISubscriptionRequest actual = null;
try
{
actual = target.CreateSubscription(subscription);
}
catch (Exception e)
{
string s = e.Message;
Console.WriteLine("Failed to create SUB: "+e.ToString());
}
CustomerGateway target = new CustomerGateway(ApiLogin, TransactionKey);
try
{
actual = target.CreateCustomer("john@doe.com", "new customer profile");
}
catch (Exception e)
{
string s = e.Message;
}
For your reference, you can use the following test credit card numbers. The expiration date must be set to the present date or later. Use 123 for the CCV code.
| Card | Test Numbers |
|---|---|
| American Express | 370000000000002 |
| Discover | 6011000000000012 |
| Visa | 4007000000027 |
| JCB | 3088000000000017 |
| Diners Club/ Carte Blanche | 38000000000006 |
| Visa (Card Present Track 1) | %B4111111111111111^DOE/JOHN^1803101000000000020000831000000? |