NOTE! Please use https://github.com/barsoom/debitech_soap/ instead. It's maintained from there and the latest gem release is based on that code.
This is a wrapper of the DebiTech SOAP API. It's intended to be API compatible with the DebiTech Java client but also supports a more developer friendly syntax :).
If you're looking for a more complete solution, check the debitech gem which uses this library for API access.
gem install debitech_soap
This is how you would have used the DebiTech Java API:
include_class "com.verifyeasy.server.VEServer"
veserver = VEServer.get_instance("https://secure.incab.se/verify/server/merchant_name")
This is how you use DebitechSoap:
require 'debitech_soap'
veserver = DebitechSoap::API.new(:merchant => "merchant_name", :username => "api_user_name", :password => "api_user_password")
Java style (see DebitechSoap::API::PARAMS.keys in lib/debitech_soap.rb):
veserver.refund(1234567, 23456, 100, "extra")
Hash:
veserver.refund(:verifyID => 1234567, :transID => 23456, :amount => 100, :extra => "extra")
valid_credentials?: Returns true if the credentials work (calls "checkSwedishPersNo").
- An object with methods for each attribute (See DebitechSoap::RETURN_DATA).
- Each attribute has serveral methods, for example "infoCode" can also be "getInfoCode" or "get_info_code".
- If the return value is a number it will be converted to an integer.
- We have only used the following methods in production: askIf3DSEnrolled, authorize3DS, authorize, subscribeAndSettle, checkSwedishPersNo, authorizeAndSettle.
- The other methods should work, but have not been tested.
Get DIBSServerManual.pdf from the DIBS Manager.
If you're a library developer, you may want to experiment with changing the set of HTTPClient SSL ciphers, e.g. if DIBS deprecates old ones.
You can do that by setting an environment variable:
DIBS_HTTPCLIENT_CIPHERS='ALL:!aNULL:!eNULL:!SSLv2'
If nothing is set, it uses the default (HTTPClient::SSLConfig::CIPHERS_DEFAULT).
Once the experiments are concluded, you should move that configuration into the library instead, so each user of this library doesn't have to configure it.