Hi
I am doing an integration to a hosted payment page which operates in a similar vein to PayPal and need a little assistance. As per PayPal we specify a Return URL, Cancel URL and Image URL which are sent as url parameters in the redirect. # Portal Universe Return URL payment.portaluniverse.return=https://xxx-xxxx.dyndns.biz:8443/a4u-ecommerce/control/portalUniverseNotification # Portal Universe Cancel URL payment.portaluniverse.cancel=http://xxx-xxxx.dyndns.biz:8080/a4u-ecommerce/control/cancelonexternal # Image To Use On Portal Universe payment.portaluniverse.image=http://xxx-xxxx.dyndns.biz:8080/images/ofbiz_logo.jpg The redirect to the hosted payment page is successful, with the hosted payment page displayed in my browser. The hosted payment page is able to display my logo, as defined by payment.portaluniverse.image, which leads me to believe that the basic networking setup is correct. When the transaction is canceled on the hosted payment page a redirect to http://xxx-xxxx.dyndns.biz:8080/a4u-ecommerce/control/cancelonexternal should take place, but unfortunately fails with the following message "Firefox can't establish a connection to the server at xxx-xxxx.dyndns.biz:8080." a4u-ecommerce is a custom version of the generic OFBiz ecommence component. Below is the definition of the cancelonexternal request. <request-map uri="cancelonexternal"> <security https="false" direct-request="false"/> <event type="java" path="com.gat.connectivity.cancel.external.Cancel" invoke="cancel"/> <response name="success" type="request" value="africa4youCancel"/> <response name="fail" type="request" value="africa4youCancel"/> <response name="error" type="request" value="africa4youCancel"/> </request-map> Any help would be appreciated. Kind regards Grant |
Hi Grant,
it seems to me that your request-map cancelonexternal is similar to the predefined in the ecommerce component that is "payPalCancel". Have you tried to remove the attribute direct-request="false" ? Alternatively you can try with the "payPalCancel" request map and see if it's working and take a look at the console logs. Marco Il giorno 23/apr/09, alle ore 15:22, Grant Edwards ha scritto: > Hi > > I am doing an integration to a hosted payment page which operates in > a similar vein to PayPal and need a little assistance. > > As per PayPal we specify a Return URL, Cancel URL and Image URL > which are sent as url parameters in the redirect. > > # Portal Universe Return URL > payment.portaluniverse.return=https://xxx-xxxx.dyndns.biz:8443/a4u-ecommerce/control/portalUniverseNotification > > # Portal Universe Cancel URL > payment.portaluniverse.cancel=http://xxx-xxxx.dyndns.biz:8080/a4u-ecommerce/control/cancelonexternal > > # Image To Use On Portal Universe > payment.portaluniverse.image=http://xxx-xxxx.dyndns.biz:8080/images/ofbiz_logo.jpg > > > The redirect to the hosted payment page is successful, with the > hosted payment page displayed in my browser. The hosted payment page > is able to display my logo, as defined by > payment.portaluniverse.image, which leads me to believe that the > basic networking setup is correct. > > When the transaction is canceled on the hosted payment page a > redirect to http://xxx-xxxx.dyndns.biz:8080/a4u-ecommerce/control/cancelonexternal > should take place, but unfortunately fails with the following > message "Firefox can't establish a connection to the server at xxx- > xxxx.dyndns.biz:8080." > > a4u-ecommerce is a custom version of the generic OFBiz ecommence > component. Below is the definition of the cancelonexternal request. > > <request-map uri="cancelonexternal"> > <security https="false" direct-request="false"/> > <event type="java" > path="com.gat.connectivity.cancel.external.Cancel" invoke="cancel"/> > <response name="success" type="request" > value="africa4youCancel"/> > <response name="fail" type="request" value="africa4youCancel"/> > <response name="error" type="request" > value="africa4youCancel"/> > </request-map> > > Any help would be appreciated. > > Kind regards > > Grant > > > |
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"Firefox can't establish a connection to the server at
xxx-xxxx.dyndns.biz:8080." says can not connect to the server at all not a problem with ofbiz Grant Edwards sent the following on 4/23/2009 6:22 AM: > Hi > > I am doing an integration to a hosted payment page which operates in a similar vein to PayPal and need a little assistance. > > As per PayPal we specify a Return URL, Cancel URL and Image URL which are sent as url parameters in the redirect. > > # Portal Universe Return URL > payment.portaluniverse.return=https://xxx-xxxx.dyndns.biz:8443/a4u-ecommerce/control/portalUniverseNotification > > # Portal Universe Cancel URL > payment.portaluniverse.cancel=http://xxx-xxxx.dyndns.biz:8080/a4u-ecommerce/control/cancelonexternal > > # Image To Use On Portal Universe > payment.portaluniverse.image=http://xxx-xxxx.dyndns.biz:8080/images/ofbiz_logo.jpg > > > The redirect to the hosted payment page is successful, with the hosted payment page displayed in my browser. The hosted payment page is able to display my logo, as defined by payment.portaluniverse.image, which leads me to believe that the basic networking setup is correct. > > When the transaction is canceled on the hosted payment page a redirect to http://xxx-xxxx.dyndns.biz:8080/a4u-ecommerce/control/cancelonexternal should take place, but unfortunately fails with the following message "Firefox can't establish a connection to the server at xxx-xxxx.dyndns.biz:8080." > > a4u-ecommerce is a custom version of the generic OFBiz ecommence component. Below is the definition of the cancelonexternal request. > > <request-map uri="cancelonexternal"> > <security https="false" direct-request="false"/> > <event type="java" path="com.gat.connectivity.cancel.external.Cancel" invoke="cancel"/> > <response name="success" type="request" value="africa4youCancel"/> > <response name="fail" type="request" value="africa4youCancel"/> > <response name="error" type="request" value="africa4youCancel"/> > </request-map> > > Any help would be appreciated. > > Kind regards > > Grant > > > > |
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