I'm looking for someone to integrate Cardinal Sentinal into my OsCommerce website.
There are 3 recommended ways of intergrating the system. I'm happy for any of them to be used, I just need it done quickly:
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CentinelTM Cartridge for Shopping Carts
Shopping Cart enhancement integrates the CentinelTM Thin Client into the commerce site.
The Cartridge contains the application logic to process and respond according to requirements defined by the payment initiative protocols.
Requires detailed understanding of shopping cart software. May require additional modifications if the shopping cart software has been customized.
CentinelTM Cartridge is our version of an 'out-of-the-box' integration. For various shopping carts and ecommerce applications we have developed cartridges enabling the rapid deployment of our CentinelTM Thin Client. Please note that not all shopping carts and versions of shopping carts are supported. Please check the download page for the list of cartridges available. If you do not see a cartridge or version listed, please contact support
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CentinelTM Thin Client Integration
Provides complete flexibility over how your website integrates the CentinelTM Thin Client and implements the payment initiative protocols.
Requires detailed understanding of your commerce website.
Requires detailed understanding of the programming technologies your commerce website implements.
The CentinelTMThin Client is a component that is integrated directly into your commerce site and should be done by technical staff that have detailed knowledge of the website. The Thin Client requires some software coding, as modifications to your checkout process are required to communicate with the MAPS server and facilitate the requirements of the payment initiatives.
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CentinelTM XML API Integration
Most complex integration approach.
Complete platform independence.
Requires detailed understanding of your commerce website, XML and the programming technologies your commerce site implements.
CentinelTM XML API Integration is the most complex approach, but provides complete platform independence and flexibility. This approach mandates that the merchant have the ability to send and receive XML messages and process those messages according to the specific payment initiative requirements. The CentinelTM XML API documentation outlines the requirements for this type of integration effort.
Regardless of which direction you take, the following must be completed:
Payment data gathered on your website must be securely sent to the CentinelTM Merchant Authentication Processing Server (MAPS) server.
The consumer must be sent to the issuer's website to authenticate.
Upon completion of the authentication the merchant must check return codes returned by MAPS.
The return codes returned by MAPS abstract the complexity of the payment authentication program messages and make it simple to add the logic to your website about proceeding with payment or canceling based on the payment initiative's rules for authenticated payment.
About the recuiterMember since Jul 4, 2017 Brit B.
from Ohio, United States