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Use Apply Pay in Payment Connector for Commerce in F&O
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Use Apply Pay in Payment Connector for Commerce in F&O
Hi,
We have implemented our Payment Connector using different payment methods such as Credit, Debit, mastercard, visa etc. We now want to implement Apple Pay for retail orders in F&O.
We use above MS Document to implement Card Types which is an enum type as mentioned in the Page 28.
We have implemented the enum as shown below in our custom payment connector project.
public enum CardTypes
{
Unknown = 0,
Debit = 1,
Visa = 2,
MasterCard = 3,
Discover = 4,
Amex =5,
GiftCard = 6,
PayPal = 11
}
Now we want to know what should be the value we use for the new value we create here. You can see that PayPal’s value is not 7 and instead it’s 11. So this is something Microsoft must be using when the response from payment gateway gets deserialized to Microsoft supported response format.
Please let me know if anyone has used the payment connector before for such 3rd Party payment methods such as Amazon, Google Pay, Apple Pay etc? Thanks,
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I have used others such as PayPal and other payment methods which are deserialized into a Microsoft-supported response formats. The best is to Consult Microsoft and put a ticket in: If you’re uncertain about the specific values you should be using or if you’re encountering discrepancies, it’s advisable to contact Microsoft support or your organization’s technical team. They should be able to guide you through the process and clarify any questions you have. banking is tricky.
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Thanks Crystal,
MS support advised to use some higher values to enum so that it won’t conflict with Microsoft chosen enum values. As such MS doesn’t use integer for enum, rather they use string.
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Thanks this is great information
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