Getting Card Code Response Value

[gloria10]

To all,

I am using AIM in a Console Application in C# to learn how Authorize.Net works.  My application works fine.  But one of the response options I need is Card Code Response.  I can use Intellisense to get the response values for ResponseCode, Message, AuthorizationCode and TransactionID.  But there is not an option for Card Code Response.

I have read that it is the 39th field in the response but I don't understand how you can get this list of values to parse from the options I am given from Intellisense.

What value in the IGatewayResponse allows me to parse the string to get the card code response value.

Secondly, I cannot find any information about how the CVV value is set for the options of

            P - Not Processed

            S - Should have been present

            U - Issuer unable to process request.

Currently, the application that I am updating the Authorize.Net does not use the Security code value to process the payment but it needs to be implemented in case the business unit wants to turn it on.  So I have to store the CVV value, but I want the value to be one of the above so no payments are declined.

How are the CVV values set if the security code entered is zeros?

Thanks...I hope my requests make sense :)

Gloria

[RaynorC1emen7]

You can download the SDKs source and change it or there should be a string array of RawResponse that you can use.

[gloria10]

The interface (IGatewayResponse) does not have RawResponse as an option.

The only members available are:

    Amount

    Approved

    AuthorizationCode

    CardNumber

    InvoiceNumber

    Message

     ResponseCode

    TransactionID.

Secondly, how is it determined when a transaction is set to 'Not Processed' or 'Should have been present' or

            'Issuer unable to process request.'

Thanks.

[RaynorC1emen7]

download the source and change it to suit your needs.

once you change the source to get the CCV response. just read the reaspone.

[gloria10]

I have done that.

I created a Console Application that will send an AuthorizationRequest as shown below:

var request = new AuthorizationRequest("SomeCard#", "0214", 283.00M, "Authorize Only Transaction", false);                        
var gate = new Gateway("LoginValueNotShown", "TransXKeyNotShown");
var response = gate.Send(request);

The Send() method returns IGatewayResponse.

I need it to return a GatewayResponse so that I can access the CCVResponse method.

How can I return the GatewayResponse object?

[RaynorC1emen7]

No, that not the SDKs source, that the sample application source.

http://developer.authorize.net/downloads/

on the C# download, there are 2, one is the source, the other the binary.

[gloria10]

I am able to return the CCVResponse, but the value is null.

This is my code:

 var request = new AuthorizationRequest("CCNumber", "0214", 850.00M, "Authorize Only Transaction", false);                        
 var gate = new Gateway("LoginValue", "TransKey");
 GatewayResponse response = (GatewayResponse)gate.Send(request);

 Console.WriteLine("ResponseCode-{0}: ResponseMessage-{1} AuthorizationCode-{2} TransactionID-{3} CCVResponse-{4}",
response.ResponseCode, response.Message, response.AuthorizationCode, response.TransactionID, response.CCVResponse);
                Console.Read();        

 All of the values return a response except 'CCVResponse'

The Merchant Interface is configured to Decline if response = N and Accept if the response is P, S, or U.  The response is null and the transaction is approved.

Why is the CCVResponse value null?

Thanks.

[RaynorC1emen7]

can you run debug to see the raw aim response?

[gloria10 · Accepted solution]

From the documentation, the CCVResponse is in order 39 or index [38]. At this index [38] the value is "".

In position [39] the value is "2" which corresponds with the Cardholder Authentication Verification Response - 'CAVV passed validation'

[RaynorC1emen7]

var request = new AuthorizationRequest("CCNumber", "0214", 850.00M, "Authorize Only Transaction", false);    

Didn't look like you use the AddCardCode  to the request.