Re: [PROPOSAL] Payment_Process

Quick note ... You should just put the following declaration into the variable declaration at the top of the class: function _setStatusCodes() { $this->_errorCodes = array( 00 => "Approved", 01 => "Refer to issuer", 02 => "Refer to issuer - Special condition", 03 => "Invalid merchant ID", 04 => "Pick up card", 05 => "Declined", 06 => "General error", 07 => "Pick up card - Special condition", 13 => "Invalid amount", 14 => "Invalid card number", 15 => "No such issuer", 19 => "Re-enter transaction", 21 => "Unable to back out transaction", 28 => "File is temporarily unavailable", 39 => "No credit account", 41 => "Pick up card - Lost", 43 => "Pick up card - Stolen", 51 => "Insufficient funds", 54 => "Expired card", 57 => "Transaction not permitted - Card", 61 => "Amount exceeds withdrawal limit", 62 => "Invalid service code, restricted", 65 => "Activity limit exceeded", 76 => "Unable to locate, no match", 77 => "Inconsistent data, rev. or repeat", 78 => "No account", 80 => "Invalid date", 85 => "Card OK", 91 => "Issuer or switch is unavailable", 93 => "Violation, cannot complete", 96 => "System malfunction", 98 => "No matching transaction to void", 99 => "System timeout" ); } ie. var $_errorCodes = array( 00 => "Approved", 01 => "Refer to issuer", 02 => "Refer to issuer - Special condition", 03 => "Invalid merchant ID", 04 => "Pick up card", 05 => "Declined", 06 => "General error", 07 => "Pick up card - Special condition", 13 => "Invalid amount", 14 => "Invalid card number", 15 => "No such issuer", 19 => "Re-enter transaction", 21 => "Unable to back out transaction", 28 => "File is temporarily unavailable", 39 => "No credit account", 41 => "Pick up card - Lost", 43 => "Pick up card - Stolen", 51 => "Insufficient funds", 54 => "Expired card", 57 => "Transaction not permitted - Card", 61 => "Amount exceeds withdrawal limit", 62 => "Invalid service code, restricted", 65 => "Activity limit exceeded", 76 => "Unable to locate, no match", 77 => "Inconsistent data, rev. or repeat", 78 => "No account", 80 => "Invalid date", 85 => "Card OK", 91 => "Issuer or switch is unavailable", 93 => "Violation, cannot complete", 96 => "System malfunction", 98 => "No matching transaction to void", 99 => "System timeout" ); At first glance it looks good. --Joe > As previously discussed[1], I am writing a credit card processing > framework, > as well as at least one back-end processor. I believe that it would be > very > beneficial to have this package be part of PEAR. > > > Description > ======= > > This package is intended to allow financial transactions to take place > from > PHP. While primarily focused on credit card processing, the ability to > process an electronic funds transfer is also possible. > > The front-end is somewhat based on the interface that > Business::OnlinePayment[2] uses. The fields defined in Payment_Process are > a > superset of what's available in Business::OnlinePayment. > > Each back-end (Processor) handles the communication with a payment > gateway. > For example, the 'Dpilink' back-end processes via DPILink, and a > (hypothetical) Authorize.net back-end would process via Authorize.net. > Changing gateways should be as simple as requesting a different back-end > when > calling Payment_Process::factory(). > > Currently, there is a processor for DPILink, as well as a dummy processor > for > testing. I'm looking at the possibility of interfacing with > Business::OnlinePayment to support it's gateways, as well as osCommerce. > > There is still plenty of work to be done with this package, and I believe > that > would best be facilitated by putting it in PEAR's CVS. > > The current code is available at > http://www.websprockets.com/~ieure/PEAR/Payment/, and it's > under the PHP > License, 2.02. > > > [1]: > http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=pear-dev&m=107127220002764&w=2 > [2]: > > http://search.cpan.org/~jasonk/Business-OnlinePayment-2.00/OnlinePayment.pm > > -- > PEAR Development Mailing List (http://pear.php.net/) > To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php > > -- Joe Stump <joe@joestump.net> http://www.joestump.net "Label makers are proof God wants Sys Admins to be happy."