All,
I’m using Authorize.net with Coldfusion for the first time and it looks
fairly simple. However, I wouldn’t mind spending extra time programming the
transaction interface if it means speeding up processing time. The custom
tag uses <cfhttp> and <cfhttp> in my experience is pretty slow, much less
calling it through someone else’s custom tag. However, Authorize.net has a
SDK with a COM object so that you can use their system with VB, ASP, C++,
etc. So here’s my questions:
1) Could I use <cfobject> with Authorize.Net’s COM object INSTEAD of
just <cfhttp> or the custom tag?
2) What would the basic syntax be?
3) Would there be any noticeable performance advantage in doing so?
Like I said, I’ve never used it before, and I know some of these online
processing systems can be pretty slow (I heard a while back that cybercash
was terribly slow.)
Any help would be appreciated. Please email at one of the addresses below
instead of hitting reply.
Thanks,
-Craig Bowes
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