HTTPAPI and Authorize.Net

[Karl Dulaff <kdulaff@xxxxxxxxx>]

   Hello:


   I was looking for a solution to handling the full gamut of
   Authorize.Net cred card

   processing (AIM) and Customer info storage (CIM) as my company wishes
   to

   rid ourselves of the PCI compliance responsibilities of cred card
   storage on our

   iSeries (even if the acct numbers are encrypted).


   I've used Bob Cozzi's iSockets for a couple of things, but I couldn't
   get it to work for

   Auth.Net, and then I stumbled across HTTPAPI, downloaded it, copied
   code from EXAMPLE14

   (XML Parsing UPS Package Tracking)  and I've got some promising
   results.

   I've successfully tested all the functionalities under Auth.Net's  AIM
   API's and

   added a customer under CIM.


   I confess I'm having a hard time understanding what's going on "under
   the covers"  in

   HTTPAPIR4, EXPAT, etc., but I'd like to thank Mr. Klement for his
   efforts.


   Karl Dulaff

   kdulaff@xxxxxxxxx



   Karl Dulaff
   Programmer - Senior
   MC Management, Inc.
   301 Route 10 East
   Whippany, NJ 07981
   Office 973-884-9555
   Mobile 973-417-1418
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