Webstire / Authorize.NET

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1/18/2012 8:40:17 AM
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Webstire / Authorize.NET

Is the web store in mojoportal implementing the Direct post Method (DPM) or the SIM model for transactions when your payment gateway is Authorize.NET? I've been reading about the differences on the Authorize.NET site and was just to curious to know which one the web store was using.

1/18/2012 8:58:36 AM
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Re: Webstire / Authorize.NET

neither, we use AIM

1/18/2012 9:14:11 AM
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Re: Webstire / Authorize.NET

Ah, I see. So does that mean I need to install and SSL on my development box in order to test the set up and configuration of the  webstore prior to moving it to the hosting location, or can I spoof that for now while it is on my development box?

I know I read something saying I needed to have an SSL when I moved the site to the host, so I've planned for that, but for now I'm just making sure all the pieces play nice together.

1/18/2012 9:18:53 AM
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Re: Webstire / Authorize.NET

I don't think you need an ssl cert for testing but for sure before going live because you don't want users entering credit card data in an insecure form. But with AIM we are making a server to server post using ssl and that only requires an ssl cert on the authroize.net side.

Its easy to generate a self signed cert in IIS for local testing but of course browsers will give warnings about it becuase the cert is not signed by a trust authority.

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