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ARB subscription problem
i am using test account.
i have successfully implemented ARB and able to create subscriptions.
i have created one subscription for 7 days recuring.
but now the 9 day of that subscription but still the transaction not created from that subscription.
can you please help me here, i want to test ARB in test account first.
Thanks,
Ashish
01-31-2010 08:06 PM
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ARB Subscriptions do not actually generate transactions on a Test account. The Test server just lets you make sure your calls to ARB are successful.
Dave Parker
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01-31-2010 09:45 PM
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Thanks for the reply.
"ARB Subscriptions do not actually generate transactions on a Test account. The Test server just lets you make sure your calls to ARB are successful."
means if i want to test the ARB subscription on Test account then it is onto possible. am i right?
or there is any way to test the ARB transaction?
and as you said "The Test server just lets you make sure your calls to ARB are successful." means the test server only gives notification to subscription created or not , but it don't give any response regarding transaction of ARB done or not?
am i right?
is there any way to check that the ARB transactions are happening in Test account?
Thanks,
Ashish
01-31-2010 10:36 PM
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The purpose of the test account is to allow a developer to verify their API calls are correct. Not to actually establish subscriptions or process credit cards. If the test account is telling you that a transaction was successful then everything was done properly. There's no need to actually establish a subscription as it really offers nothing to the developer.
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02-01-2010 06:13 AM
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Thank you for the kind response.
i really got what you explain.
but still i am curious about that
(1) in ARB, i have created the subscriptions successfully at Test account .
then in the Test account the transactions from the subscriptions will occur or not?
i have put 7 days period for recurring. as today is 9 th day .
(2) in Test account if i want to check weather the subscriptions make its transactions. then is it possible?
Thanks,
Ashish.
02-01-2010 09:01 PM
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(1) in ARB, i have created the subscriptions successfully at Test account .
then in the Test account the transactions from the subscriptions will occur or not? - No. They will not.
i have put 7 days period for recurring. as today is 9 th day .
(2) in Test account if i want to check weather the subscriptions make its transactions. then is it possible? - No.
Dave Parker
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02-01-2010 09:07 PM
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I think I am not able to make things clear for you guys, for that I apologize.
Here is what we are actually trying to implement.
1) We are using the Test account.
2) User will come to our website and can select a subscription (recurring) or a one time payment.
3) In case of subscription, the user is charged first time when he completes the checkout process and if the AIM response is positive we update our database but, at this same time we also create a ARB for the defined period of the subscription, which in this case is set to 7 days (for testing purpose). Now after this 7 days, user's card is again charged for the defined amount and we want a callback which can be used to update our local database. We understand that in this case we will receive the response similar to AIM.
Basically we are not able to receive the second callback, which is set to fire after 7 days of the first transaction.
I hope I was able to explain what we are looking for.
Thanks again for all your support.
02-01-2010 09:25 PM
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Why not use the trial amount and trial occurrence option to charge the user initially, then set the recurring date to +7 days (future date). This would eliminate the need to send two separate transactions to the gateway.
Thanks!
02-01-2010 09:45 PM
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IF YOU ARE USING THE TEST ACCOUNT NO SUBSCRIPTION WILL BE CREATED. An actual working subscriotion is only created when you use a live account.
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02-02-2010 04:47 AM
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@soundcommerce wrote:Why not use the trial amount and trial occurrence option to charge the user initially, then set the recurring date to +7 days (future date). This would eliminate the need to send two separate transactions to the gateway.
Thanks!
Because that's a bad practice. If the credit card is bad you won't know until the bext day and the customer is long gone. If you use AIM to charge the first payment you'll know immediately that the card is no good and you can request a new credit card while the customer is still present.
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02-02-2010 04:48 AM