Authorize.net, SIM, tcpconnect and applescript

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2003

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texte = At 2:00 AM -0800 3/7/03, WebDNA Talk wrote:>To complete this outline, remember you cannot use AIM with a version of>WebDNA prior to 4.5. (And if anyone has implemented SIM, and is offering a>code sample, I haven't heard them say so, but I believe someone at>SmithMicro said something about implementing it.)I'm unable to use 4.5 for my complete operation for some unknown reason (TIA, but please don't bother offering suggestions... I've wasted enough time trying to resolve the problem, to no avail.).The way I see it, SIM and AIM present two different challenges:SIM -- requires a fingerprintAIM -- requires a direct connection unavailable in WebCat 3 (tcpconnect)So my choices are (I'm leaning towards 1 or 3):1) AIM: putting 4.5 on a different server and putting only the SSL domain there and hope 4.5 is stable (I paid for 4.5 over a year ago... it sits unused...)2) SIM: figuring out just what the heck the fingerprint is. From Authorize.net docs:The fingerprint is a hash generated using an HMAC-MD5 algorithm on the following fields [6 variables being used in the transaction]. Sample of fingerprint generation: Fingerprint = HMAC-MD5 ([the six fields in a specific manner])Then they go on to say they've included fingerprint samples on the authnet site. Yeah, samples for PHP, ASP, and Perl.What is an HMAC-MD5 algorithm? Is this something I can make an Applescript do? Wasn't SMSI going to give us samples of doing this? ? ?3) AIM: I've been thinking I could use [applescript][/applescript] to do a tcp connect in WebCat 3, and therefore use the simpler AIM. Before I roll up my sleeves to figure out the applescript needed, is this a viable solution?Can anyone help me out here?Thanks,Terry-------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/ Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

Re: Authorize.net, SIM, tcpconnect and applescript (Matthew Bohne 2003)
Re: Authorize.net, SIM, tcpconnect and applescript (Clint Davis 2003)
Re: Authorize.net, SIM, tcpconnect and applescript (Matthew Bohne 2003)
Re: Authorize.net, SIM, tcpconnect and applescript (Bob Minor 2003)
Re: Authorize.net, SIM, tcpconnect and applescript (Clint Davis 2003)
Re: Authorize.net, SIM, tcpconnect and applescript (Bob Minor 2003)
Re: Authorize.net, SIM, tcpconnect and applescript (Clint Davis 2003)
Re: Authorize.net, SIM, tcpconnect and applescript (Matthew Bohne 2003)
Re: Authorize.net, SIM, tcpconnect and applescript (Clint Davis 2003)
Re: Authorize.net, SIM, tcpconnect and applescript (Matthew Bohne 2003)
Re: Authorize.net, SIM, tcpconnect and applescript (Clint Davis 2003)
Re: Authorize.net, SIM, tcpconnect and applescript (Matthew Bohne 2003)
Re: Authorize.net, SIM, tcpconnect and applescript (Clint Davis 2003)
Re: Authorize.net, SIM, tcpconnect and applescript (Matthew Bohne 2003)
Re: Authorize.net, SIM, tcpconnect and applescript (Clint Davis 2003)
Re: Authorize.net, SIM, tcpconnect and applescript (Matthew Bohne 2003)
Re: Authorize.net, SIM, tcpconnect and applescript (Bob Minor 2003)
Re: Authorize.net, SIM, tcpconnect and applescript (Clint Davis 2003)
Re: Authorize.net, SIM, tcpconnect and applescript (Terry Wilson 2003)
Re: Authorize.net, SIM, tcpconnect and applescript (Matthew Bohne 2003)
Re: Authorize.net, SIM, tcpconnect and applescript (Bob Minor 2003)
Authorize.net, SIM, tcpconnect and applescript (Terry Wilson 2003)

At 2:00 AM -0800 3/7/03, WebDNA Talk wrote:>To complete this outline, remember you cannot use AIM with a version of>WebDNA prior to 4.5. (And if anyone has implemented SIM, and is offering a>code sample, I haven't heard them say so, but I believe someone at>SmithMicro said something about implementing it.)I'm unable to use 4.5 for my complete operation for some unknown reason (TIA, but please don't bother offering suggestions... I've wasted enough time trying to resolve the problem, to no avail.).The way I see it, SIM and AIM present two different challenges:SIM -- requires a fingerprintAIM -- requires a direct connection unavailable in WebCat 3 (tcpconnect)So my choices are (I'm leaning towards 1 or 3):1) AIM: putting 4.5 on a different server and putting only the SSL domain there and hope 4.5 is stable (I paid for 4.5 over a year ago... it sits unused...)2) SIM: figuring out just what the heck the fingerprint is. From Authorize.net docs:The fingerprint is a hash generated using an HMAC-MD5 algorithm on the following fields [6 variables being used in the transaction]. Sample of fingerprint generation: Fingerprint = HMAC-MD5 ([the six fields in a specific manner])Then they go on to say they've included fingerprint samples on the authnet site. Yeah, samples for PHP, ASP, and Perl.What is an HMAC-MD5 algorithm? Is this something I can make an Applescript do? Wasn't SMSI going to give us samples of doing this? ? ?3) AIM: I've been thinking I could use [applescript][/applescript] to do a tcp connect in WebCat 3, and therefore use the simpler AIM. Before I roll up my sleeves to figure out the applescript needed, is this a viable solution?Can anyone help me out here?Thanks,Terry-------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/ Terry Wilson

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Authorize.net, SIM, tcpconnect and applescript

2003

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