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Rebol credit card processing

 [1/4] from: qwerty::chaossolutions::org at: 16-Jun-2001 17:02


Hi. I note thst RT uses rebol for their credit csrd processing. I can`t find the code in the available scripts. I am interested in e-commerce/creidt card processing in Rebol so any leads to available code would be appreciated. I take it that SSL is only available in Command. It appears that encryption is available in View/Pro but not SSL. Can anyoen confirm this. Regards...Martin May the Forth (and Rebol) be with you...always.

 [2/4] from: gchiu:compkarori at: 17-Jun-2001 12:46


> I am interested in e-commerce/creidt card processing in > Rebol so any > leads to available code would be appreciated.
There is a free credit card authentication SOAP service at www.salcentral.com. It should be easy enough to interface with Rebol/command ( I would presume that they are using https ).
> I take it that SSL is only available in Command. It > appears that > encryption is available in View/Pro but not SSL. Can > anyoen confirm this.
Rebol/Command/View has SSL. -- Graham Chiu

 [3/4] from: ralph:abooks at: 16-Jun-2001 21:52


I've used secure Visa/MasterCard with REBOL/Core from the first. All the REBOL books orders and all the orders for Command 1.0 are handled by REBOL/Core scripts<g>. In fact, we're selling over 800 book titles now still using REBOL/Core scripts. What you need is not SSL in REBOL but rather secure directories on your server. Then it's easy. --Ralph author REBOL FOR DUMMIES available https://abooks.safeserver.com/orders/rfd.html

 [4/4] from: gchiu:compkarori at: 17-Jun-2001 15:32


On Sat, 16 Jun 2001 21:52:15 -0400 "Ralph Roberts / ALEXANDER BOOKS" <[ralph--abooks--com]> wrote:
> using REBOL/Core scripts. What you need is not SSL in > REBOL but rather > secure directories on your server. Then it's easy.
I think one of us has misunderstood the question. I thought he was asking about real time credit card transactions as opposed to just capturing credit card data securely for subsequent processing. -- Graham Chiu