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Aside from inside the .php class files themselves, is there documentation somewhere that provides a list of what methods are available for each object? (For CIM in particular.) If it's just in the .class file, is there an easy way to generate the doc?
โ09-01-2012 09:37 PM
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I compiled this from the CIM class file.
class AuthorizeNetCIM public function setRefId public function createCustomerProfile public function createCustomerPaymentProfile public function createCustomerShippingAddress public function createCustomerProfileTransaction public function deleteCustomerProfile public function deleteCustomerPaymentProfile public function deleteCustomerShippingAddress public function getCustomerProfileIds public function getCustomerProfile public function getCustomerPaymentProfile public function getCustomerShippingAddress public function updateCustomerProfile public function updateCustomerPaymentProfile public function updateCustomerShippingAddress public function updateSplitTenderGroup public function validateCustomerPaymentProfile class AuthorizeNetCIM_Response public function getTransactionResponse public function getValidationResponses public function getValidationResponse public function getCustomerProfileIds public function getCustomerPaymentProfileIds public function getCustomerShippingAddressIds public function getCustomerAddressId public function getCustomerProfileId public function getPaymentProfileId
โ09-01-2012 10:14 PM
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Ah, good. Thanks. So, ok, that gives me the available functions for the CIM api.
But now, according to this post from John Conde, the current recommendation is to use the all-in-one AuthnetXML.class.php. So I switched to that. When I did, I was no longer able to use the CIM methods I could before. It took a while to notice the difference between my code and the authnetXML sample code for 'getCustomerProfileRequest' :
- I needed to add the word "Request" to the method name
- The input is an array, not a single value
Unfortunately, the authnetXML class file doesn't list the input types so ...
...Is there some way to get the full documentation for using authnetXML? (Or does that set of sample php files cover every available method?)
Thanks again.
โ09-02-2012 12:25 PM
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oh, and the third difference, when using authnetXML, I needed to change from
response = xml->getCustomerProfile(id)
to just
xml->getCustomerProfileRequest(array('customerProfileId'=>id))
(just in case someone else finds this useful)
โ09-02-2012 12:31 PM - edited โ09-02-2012 12:43 PM
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If you're using the PHP SDK, there's only a single file in the main folder (AuthorizeNet.php), it should be fairly obvious that's the one you're meant to use. Or at least, that's what I always use.
John Conde has his own implementation class, I believe, so his recommendations may vary.
โ09-03-2012 02:08 AM
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Yes, I've switched to using only the AuthnetXML file, and that file is really just a wrapper for all possible calls to the various apis. Which means that it doesn't list the available functions. Which means that, effectively, the example files are also the documentation -- which is ok, as long as they're complete.
So, I guess my question is: do the example files provide all the doc, or is there another source somewhere? As I said, it's fine if it's just the examples. I just want to know so I don't keep looking for something that isn't there. Thanks!
โ09-03-2012 04:12 PM
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The doc files, "quick" implementation code, and the official pdf documentation are all that I know about, though you can probably find code snippets here and there by searching this forum.
โ09-03-2012 06:53 PM