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August 13th, 2003, 12:22 PM
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SSL connection w/ authorize.net
I'm trying to build a script to implement the AIM connection method on authorize.net. Does anybody have some example code of how to securely connect to and receive a response back from a server? I know in php you can use ssl_connect(), is there something compareable in asp? Thanks!
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August 19th, 2003, 12:06 PM
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I think its more like:
"Your to lazy to search?" Took me 5 seconds...LOL http://www.google.com/search?source...nnection+method Have fun! Hope this helps! Sincerely Vlince
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August 19th, 2003, 01:20 PM
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actually i've spent several hours searching and posting on different forums. The authorize.net pdf conversion guide is useless, it only tells you when you should use each method, not actually how to do it.
I've already been to all the pages on that search. I know how to use google, thank you. So my question remains . . .
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August 19th, 2003, 09:41 PM
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I'm proud you know how to use google, good job, it takes years of practice. But sometimes certain people can hit the keyword 'G-spot' just right that it helps, excuse vlince for trying to help, but he's probably not going to sit down and code a difficult thing like this for no reason, he's pointing you in a direction trying to help. you're question is very specific, hence you have few responses, most people don't know what Advanced Integration Method even is (AIM for those who didn't catch onto the capitolizing scheme i did). Not much developement with that has been done with it on asp as opposed to php from what i've seen. Can I help you with asp and AIM.. not really, php... well not really but i could try, that's not my department really but i've worked with it before on a high level (as in 30,000 high foot level) did you make sure you were using port 443? authorize.net will only accept transactions on port 443. are you sure you're initiating a secure HTTPS form POST? did you obtain a transaction key? need code? here you go http://www.authnetscripts.com/products.php the authorize.net guide is not aimed at the coder, it's aimed for the manager holding the purse strings needing to know what this is. sorry, never tried through asp, if you want the phps code i can give it to you but i assume you've seen it, sorry, i tried what i can. Last edited by unatratnag : August 19th, 2003 at 09:44 PM.
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August 20th, 2003, 11:02 AM
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sorry, didn't mean to bitch, just got frustrated with vlince because of course I've already tried google, it's not quite that easy.
the question is not authorize.net specific, its just an application of the solution that I put in case anybody has done it Ports and transaction keys are not the issue, I havent even made a connection yet initiating a secure HTTPS form POST is not the goal, I want to establish a SSL connection instead of using POST What I need is the few lines of code in ASP on how to establish an SSL connection to a server. I'd just rather not pay authnetscripts.com $100 for these few lines if somebody could help me out. Thanks.
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August 20th, 2003, 11:49 AM
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SSL, an open, non-proprietary protocol designed by Netscape, is perhaps the most common way of providing encrypted transmission of data between web browsers and web servers. For our purposes, SSL provides these services between SSL-enabled browsers and SSL-enabled servers. Fortunately, both Netscape and Microsoft have implemented SSL I can't speak for Opera or mozilla...
For the most part, as a developer implementing SSL will be out of your hands. Your code remains the same. All that changes is the web server that you serve your application from. When served from an SSL enabled server and directory, the browser and server will do all the work of encryption. The browser will even let the client know that they have moved into a secure transmission mode for you. So, what's your problem then?
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August 21st, 2003, 11:32 AM
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I was wrong when I said initiating a secure HTTPS form POST is not the goal, that was exactly what I wanted to do
 Anyway, I got the code I needed, here it is in case anybody else wants it: Code:
set conn= Server.CreateObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP")
conn.open "POST", "https://secure.authorize.net/gateway/transact.dll?" _
& data & "", false
conn.send ""
status = con.Status
serverResponse= conn.responseText
set conn= nothing
This posts the data to the server and receives the response.
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