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.Net 2.2 Core SDK Supoort?

Hi

 

Is there an sdk library that will with .net core? I only can find posts from 2016 that seem to suggest it is not supported(though there is some work arounds to get it to work).

 

I also found this beta software: https://github.com/AuthorizeNet/dotnet-core-sdk-beta

 

But last commit was like Feb 2019.

 

chobo2
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me too

codmowa
Member

Authorize.net's lack of .Net Core support has long been a frustration. They've been uncommuncative on it - just the rare post and then months (or years) of silence. 

 

I just put in a pull request for my updates to their beta library:

https://github.com/AuthorizeNet/dotnet-core-sdk-beta/pull/15

 

The big changes I made were switching it to netstandard and adding in async calls.

 

I've been using this in production for a couple of months now without issue - compiled my own package on my local nuget server.

leniency
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Would you be able to Fork/Share your solution? :)

 

I am really surprised they haven't added async support....


@leniency wrote:

Authorize.net's lack of .Net Core support has long been a frustration. They've been uncommuncative on it - just the rare post and then months (or years) of silence. 

 

I just put in a pull request for my updates to their beta library:

https://github.com/AuthorizeNet/dotnet-core-sdk-beta/pull/15

 

The big changes I made were switching it to netstandard and adding in async calls.

 

I've been using this in production for a couple of months now without issue - compiled my own package on my local nuget server.


Thank you for sharing article and information. this is very helpful for beginner.


@leniency wrote:

Authorize.net's lack of .Net Core support has long been a frustration. They've been uncommuncative on it - just the rare post and then months (or years) of silence. 

 

I just put in a pull request for my updates to their beta library:

 

The big changes I made were switching it to netstandard and adding in async calls.

 

I've been using this in production for a couple of months now without issue - compiled my own package on my local nuget server.


Thank you for sharing article and information. this is very helpful for beginner.