I am using .net with Visual Basic.
The following code all works perfectly fine.
System.Net.ServicePointManager.SecurityProtocol = SecurityProtocolType.Tls12
Dim p_cRequest = New createTransactionRequest()
p_cRequest.transactionRequest = p_cTransactionRequest
Dim p_cController As New createTransactionController(p_cRequest)
p_cController.Execute()
Dim p_cResponse As New ANetApiResponse
p_cResponse = p_cController.GetApiResponse
The problem I am having is that the sample code (in C#) has a reference like this...
response.transcationResponse.responseCode
That line is used to see if the card was approved, declined, etc... The problem I am having is that the p_cResponse object that is set with the p_cController.GetApiResponse line doesn't seem to even *have* a transactionResponse object in it. the intellisense doesn't show it as an addressable option and manually adding it causes a compile error. I am stuck and lost. I thought perhaps I was creating the "wrong" kind of response object but after searching through the doc and looking at what is being returned I think I have declared the same object type that is being returned. Where/how do I get access to the transactionResponse object so I can see if the payment was declined?
If p_cResponse.transactionResponse.responseCode = ... <<<<< line that is problem, acts like transactionResponse is not a member of ANetApiResponse but doc says it should be there.
