Everyone has to abide by PCI
We use a company called COMMIDEA is the UK, we do it out of a basic
program using callhttp
Works fine
Also they have an interface that allows you to register a card so you
can use it again and not have to store the CV2 which is aainst PCI
Bob
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Good point, Dan.
Dropbox is such a good service, too. It's a shame that a) they let it
happen (unit tests, man!) and b.) they handled it so poorly PR-wise. On the
bright side, it's not nearly as bad as Citibank or Sony.
-Rob
On Thu, Jun 30, 2011 at 3:43 PM, Dan McGrath wrote:
> Rob, might n
Hi Greg
I may have misinterpreted your email. However just wanted to make sure you
understood that if you want to convert $13,000.00 to numeric you need to do an
ICONV. OCONV does the opposite and converts 130 to $13,000.00
Regards
David Jordan
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What does A26S.GET.GLS.INFO line 212 say? Yes, you can force values numeric
but at what expense?
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Guys,
I'm getting some wildly unexpected values returned... I have attempted
formatting (FMT) and converting (OCONV) and have looked at the data which
appears to be correct(no "O" etc...). The DICT has them set at MD2, and
15R. I notice that I am also getting the following message:
In CF.
We used to run some software from cybercash that we used from our legacy
Universe app first on HP-UX, then on Linux. The program ran at the
os-level, but we called it from our unibasic application.
As to PCI compliance, I attended a PCI discussion seminar last week, and the
comment was mad
Rob, might not be the best idea to say secure cloud-based and Dropbox in the
same email as a comparison after what happened to dropbox recently ;)
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I use bitbucket for that.
On Jun 30, 2011 9:48 AM, "Rob Sobers" wrote:
> Same here. I do all my work on the command line, too. While Kiln has a
> nice web UI for browsing code, searching code, organizing repos, and
viewing
> diffs, you can simply use it as a secure cloud-based host for your code.
We've been using PayPal's PayFlow Pro (formerly from Verisign) to
process payments from UV for a little over 5 years. It works via a web
service, so there's no client-side software to install. It's just a
matter of assembling some XML data in UV and passing it to the web
service via the linux cur
If that is near your maximum in a day I don't think you would be under
the rules of PCI. But can never tell. You can check the standards at:
www.pcisecuritystandards.org
It might be cheaper to have one of the online PCI compliant card
processors do the billing or you could have a PCI compliant
I would recommend Total Computing's API. They should have a vault solution
available shortly that will eliminate card data storage and a bulk of the
CISP responsibility on the MV side. You save a token and use it to perform
repeat purchases or to recall past charge information. For those who alr
We use authorize.net, and you can just do a plain CREATESECUREREQUEST call.
No need for 3rd party at all.
On Thu, Jun 30, 2011 at 12:04 PM, Bryan Evans wrote:
> I am looking for a multi-value (UniVerse specifically) product to
> handle credit card processing. Does anyone know of or can recom
I am looking for a multi-value (UniVerse specifically) product to
handle credit card processing. Does anyone know of or can recommend a
product? We are an HP-UX UniVerse shop. The volume of credit cards
processed would be very low - 100 orders or less per day.
Thank you in advance,
Bryan Evans
Same here. I do all my work on the command line, too. While Kiln has a
nice web UI for browsing code, searching code, organizing repos, and viewing
diffs, you can simply use it as a secure cloud-based host for your code.
Think Dropbox for your code.
It's nice to be able to be on any remote serv
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