CyberSource
simple order api client for .net core
Are you going to provide simple order api client for .net core. If yes then when? if not then, at least provide some instruction to create soa client for .net core.
Still no .NET Standard library. Crazy. Stripe (big competitor to Cybersource) has had .NET Core support for years now. So sad.
I was able to get the XML client API working under .NET Core. I had to strip out a lot of unnecessary stuff for the SOAP and NVP clients and add the files to a .NET Core project, but the XML client is working fine. Feel free to reach out if you want help getting this working.
@xamlnative Yeah thats pretty much the only way to do it (by yourself) as Cybersource is not putting much developer effort into this library unfortunately. I think this library is considered deprecated and your supposed to use this one: https://github.com/CyberSource/cybersource-rest-client-dotnet
Problem is, it is also not .NET Standard compliant and therefore cannot be used in .NET Core projects.
I was able to get the XML client API working under .NET Core. I had to strip out a lot of unnecessary stuff for the SOAP and NVP clients and add the files to a .NET Core project, but the XML client is working fine. Feel free to reach out if you want help getting this working.
Hi Are you able to share this code? As we, unfortunately, need to the same
Here's what you are looking for https://github.com/CyberSource/cybersource-rest-client-dotnetstandard
I was able to get the XML client API working under .NET Core. I had to strip out a lot of unnecessary stuff for the SOAP and NVP clients and add the files to a .NET Core project, but the XML client is working fine. Feel free to reach out if you want help getting this working.
Hello - are you able to share your code?
I was able to get the XML client API working under .NET Core. I had to strip out a lot of unnecessary stuff for the SOAP and NVP clients and add the files to a .NET Core project, but the XML client is working fine. Feel free to reach out if you want help getting this working.
Hello - are you able to share your code?
If I was to do this now, I would use the .NET Standard version mentioned above. If it doesn't work right out of the box, it should be pretty straightforward to get it working. Much better than all the hacks I had to do.