ISO8583:93 Server simulator

[Amit Khabya]

Hi,

I am new for ISO8583:93.

I have develop client application which can handle any iso8583:93 message, but for test i need a server simulator.

If any one have then plz share it with me.

My application is in c langage with Win-xp platform.

 

Thanks,

Amit

[Mark Salter]

On 24/06/2011 07:22, Amit Khabya wrote:
> I am new for ISO8583:93.
> I have develop client application which can handle any iso8583:93 message, but for test i need a server simulator.

New, but you have already written a client.

Could you not also write a simple server?

Are you an Issuer or an acquirer?

www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

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[Amit Khabya]

Ya i have develop iso8583:93 message client, but don't know how to test that
client is correct/not.
I am acquirer, send request message to server.
So, if any one have than please provide.
Regards,
Amit

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[Mark Salter]

On 24/06/2011 09:01, Amit Khabya wrote:
> Ya i have develop iso8583:93 message client, but don't know how to test
> that client is correct/not.

You would first test it to the specification you worked to? In my mind
this has almost nothing to do with the Issuer system or network that you
might ultimately communicate with?

> I am acquirer, send request message to server.

Depending on the 'server' their expectation of the field content will vary.

You will - I think likely - need to adjust your communications to fit. a
target system's interface and needs. ISO8583 defines the possibilities
not fact 8).

> So, if any one have than please provide.

Nothing works like this. You would need to define or identify which
host or network you were connecting too. A 'server simulator' would
need to accurately mimic the intended target to be of any use to you.

I think your expectations for free help are way too high, but we shall see.

Whilst you wait for someone to provide you with something that will meet
your rather vague needs, I would suggest you start rolling your own to
meet whatever 'sever spec' you hope to acquire into.

Sorry I can't help, perhaps if you asked a 'smart question' (link
previously provided)?

8)

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Mark

[Alejandro Revilla]

BTW, the jPOS-EE serversimulator could be a good starting point.

Info about it here: http://jpos.org/doc/jPOS-Project-Guide.pdf

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