Base24-eps Message Header
Naija Coder
Am just wondering if anyone in this group has successfully
communicated with ACI's Base24-eps solution using JPOS. If yes can you
please share your success story with me?
Thanks folks
demsey
On internal BIC-ISO interface and HISO interface
BIC-IS) side is quite more problematic (menaging headers at sending
request but you can use some outgoing fiter for seting proper header)
I supose that you asking about that BIC-ISO.
Naija Coder
Am connected on the HISO93 interface, my challenge is that the BASE24-
eps log establishes my connection but refuses to mark it up. Sent
messages are not interpreted in the HISO93 log. What could be wrong?
Arthur
Ron Barker
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Naija Coder
> What Version of BASE24-eps are you using?
Base24-eps 0.82, SP4
> What Platform is BASE24-eps running on? HP nonstop? Sun, AIX?
AIX
> I am assuming you are using TCP/IP to connect your jPos app to BASE24-eps -
> is this true?
Yeah
> What does this statement mean - Sent messages are not interpreted in the
> HISO93 log
> Are you trying to tell us the transactions are failing to be processed by
> HISO and they are written to the HISO Event log?
No really, connection established is written to the log, but sent
messages are not interpreted, neither does the log show that my
interface is marked up, I guess if my interface is not marked up I
cannot send messages to BASE24-eps
> I suspect that there is an error in your message and BASE24-eps HISO is
> throwing the transaction away to the event log.
Dunno about that Ron. I can show you a string representation of the
message if it would help.
> What type of error message being written out to the error log?
> What type of transactions are you sending to HISO? Are these logon
> messages? or Financial transactions?
Logon messages, can show a format of the message if it would help
Naija Coder
On Feb 24, 3:14 am, Ron Barker <husker.bar...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Few questions:
>
> What Version of BASE24-eps are you using?
> What Platform is BASE24-eps running on? HP nonstop? Sun, AIX?
> I am assuming you are using TCP/IP to connect your jPos app to BASE24-eps -
> is this true?
>
> What does this statement mean - Sent messages are not interpreted in the
> HISO93 log
> Are you trying to tell us the transactions are failing to be processed by
> HISO and they are written to the HISO Event log?
>
> I suspect that there is an error in your message and BASE24-eps HISO is
> throwing the transaction away to the event log.
>
> What type of error message being written out to the error log?
> What type of transactions are you sending to HISO? Are these logon
> messages? or Financial transactions?
>
> Ron
>
> On Tue, Feb 23, 2010 at 9:09 AM, Naija Coder <sureandsteadf...@gmail.com>wrote:
>
> > Hi,
>
> > Am connected on the HISO93 interface, my challenge is that the BASE24-
> > eps log establishes my connection but refuses to mark it up. Sent
> > messages are not interpreted in the HISO93 log. What could be wrong?
>
> > Arthur
>
> > On Feb 22, 8:54 pm, demsey <dem...@users.sourceforge.net> wrote:
> > > Yes
> > > On internal BIC-ISO interface and HISO interface
> > > BIC-IS) side is quite more problematic (menaging headers at sending
> > > request but you can use some outgoing fiter for seting proper header)
> > > I supose that you asking about that BIC-ISO.
>
> > > On 22 Lut, 17:12, Naija Coder <sureandsteadf...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > > Hi,
>
> > > > Am just wondering if anyone in this group has successfully
> > > > communicated with ACI's Base24-eps solution using JPOS. If yes can you
> > > > please share your success story with me?
>
> > > > Thanks folks
>
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Mark Salter
>> What does this statement mean - Sent messages are not interpreted
>> in the HISO93 log Are you trying to tell us the transactions are
>> failing to be processed by HISO and they are written to the HISO
>> Event log?
> No really, connection established is written to the log,
is made - telneting to the port possibly has the same effect, so
perhaps nothing to do with the message you are sending.
> but sent messages are not interpreted,
As Ron said (below), they are quite likely badly formed and perhaps
impossible to present on the log.
> neither does the log show that my interface is marked up,
If the sign-on message is being seen as junk, then no sign-on has been
received and the link won't be considered up? In fact if the message is
considered bad, doesn't Base24-eps disconnect your connection? Perhaps
Base24-eps 'hangs' - it could be you Channel selection causing
Base24-eps to wait for more data than you are actually sending.
> I guess if my interface is not marked up I cannot send messages to
> BASE24-eps
Very likely.
>
>> I suspect that there is an error in your message and BASE24-eps
>> HISO is throwing the transaction away to the event log.
> Dunno about that Ron. I can show you a string representation of the
> message if it would help.
This is where you you need to check that the channel and then packager
that you have chosen to use matches the interface you are trying to talk to.
>> What type of error message being written out to the error log? What
>> type of transactions are you sending to HISO? Are these logon
>> messages? or Financial transactions?
>
> Logon messages, can show a format of the message if it would help
May I suggest you do the comparison above and if you can't see the
problem (or you can see there isn't one) then let this list know the
following details:-
1. The jPos Channel you are using with details of any alterations you
have made.
2. The jPos Packager you are using with details of any alterations you
have made.
3. The name or flavour of the Base24-eps interface you have defined/used
- this won't be any use to anyone without Base24-eps but it might help here.
4. What does the 'administrator' of the Base24-eps system think is
happening, has he/she exhausted the diagnostic's available to them?
Sending sample data to this list will only be 'useful' once you have
made the comparison and supplied details above?
I would suspect your channel selection might be incorrect, so please
check that first, correcting and retrying if any mis-match between jPos
and Base24-eps is found.
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demsey
In my case channel is org.jpos.iso.channel.PostChannel (Yes I now is
for Postylion but for me work also with BASE24 HISO, BIC-ISO) and
packager my custom base24-eps.xml derived from iso93ascii.xml with
some minor tweaks
Mark Salter
> In my case channel is org.jpos.iso.channel.PostChannel (Yes I now is
> for Postylion but for me work also with BASE24 HISO, BIC-ISO) and
> packager my custom base24-eps.xml derived from iso93ascii.xml with
> some minor tweaks
>
expecting to see?
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chhil
Mark
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demsey
comparison to iso93ascii.xml and works like a charm in production
environment (BASE24-eps, HISO, AIX).
With regard to channels, probably NACChannel and BASE24TCPChannel
would also work properly but I have not tested them.
On 24 Lut, 14:41, chhil <chil...@gmail.com> wrote:
> You are on AIX so I am wondering if the endian-ness come into play with the
> 2 byte length packing of the channel being interpreted incorrectly for you?
>
> -chhil
>
> On Wed, Feb 24, 2010 at 7:07 PM, Mark Salter <marksal...@talktalk.net>wrote:
>
> > demsey wrote:
> > > In my case channel is org.jpos.iso.channel.PostChannel (Yes I now is
> > > for Postylion but for me work also with BASE24 HISO, BIC-ISO) and
> > > packager my custom base24-eps.xml derived from iso93ascii.xml with
> > > some minor tweaks
>
> > And how well do these components match what this 'failing' interface is
> > expecting to see?
>
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Mark Salter
ignore my question 'aimed' at 'Naija'.
Can I check if your Base24-eps system runs on AIX - if so you seen any
problems with endianness?
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demsey
> My apologies demsey, I thought you were the orignal poster, please
> ignore my question 'aimed' at 'Naija'.
>
OK:)
> Can I check if your Base24-eps system runs on AIX - if so you seen any
> problems with endianness?
>
To my best knowledge Base24-eps my system communicates with works on
AIX – I am 95% sure. In my opinion, endianness is always the same,
i.e. MSB, LSB as binary although I may be wrong. Regarding BIC-ISO
interface, message length marker is the same, at least when it comes
to my previous cases.
Naija Coder
Am revving up my interest again to tackle my Base24 palaver.
But as food for thought and a wonderful distraction, has anyone ever
heard of an ISO8583 encoder/decoder written in Perl?