Re[2]: [PEAR-DEV] Package Proposal: Payment_DTA, SOURCECODE
| From: | Web-Gear | Date: | Wed, 20 Aug 2003 12:46:44 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re[2]: [PEAR-DEV] Package Proposal: Payment_DTA, SOURCECODE | ||
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Hi!
I'm pleased that this package seems to be a good thing perhaps.
You can find the sourcecode here:
http://www.web-gear.com/test/dta/Dta.php.txt
Please note that this is my first time I make sourcecode of me public, so
don't judge to hard :-). Each advice is welcome!
I build this class for use in my portal original, because I didn't
found anything like that. Now in my tests it has worked, and so I
thougt it would be a good idea to put forward it here.
You can find a test script here:
http://www.web-gear.com/test/dta/test.php.txt
Information (german) about the DTA format you can find here:
http://www.web-gear.com/test/dta/DTAUS_2002.pdf
http://www.web-gear.com/test/dta/DTAZV_2002_Kunde_Bank.pdf
These files are from the German Federal Bank (I downloaded it a few
months ago, I'm sorry but didn't found the original links again).
Hermann
<hs@web-gear.com>
SN> On 19 Aug 2003 at 21:37, Martin Jansen wrote:
SN>
>> On Tue Aug 19, 2003 at 07:1634PM +0200, Web-Gear wrote:
>> > I want to propose a new package for the "Payment" folder:
>> > Payment_DTA
>> >
>> > I build a class that provides functions to create DTA files used in
>> > Germany to exchange informations about money transactions with banks
>> > or online banking programs. It supports the electronic debit
>> > transaction ("elektonisches Lastschriftverfahren") that is very
>> > popular in Germany (in fact, this is the online payment way number
>> > one here).
>>
>> Sounds interesting. Can we have a look at the sourcecode?
SN>
SN> At the moment I have need for this myself (together with this IBAN-
SN> validation-thing). And if Hermann hadn't suggested it we would have
SN> in 2 weeks *g* Well, I'm very interested in seeing something of this
SN> package since I'm in need for using something like this in the next 4
SN> weeks.
SN>
SN> Hermann, please go ahead - show us source. I think for all Germans
SN> this is a good idea - to have a DTA-package. Your input is welcome
SN> (from my side).
SN>
SN> Stefan