Can you determine the protocol by tracing an existing connection -
perhaps using wireshark (or similar)?
> Is
> there a standard channel or something like that?
Not really.
>
> Could somebody help me showng the secuence of the steps to follow for
> sending and recieving messages? (Header, message lenght, MTI, bitmap,
> data fields).
Search this mailing list, get the Programmers guide.
>
> Please I need an example that works. or some explanation. Help me!
Examples in the guide and lots of detail on this mailing list.
Perhaps start by sharing what it is you want to do?
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
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Mark
“But I dont know the type of channel.”
Only you can tell us that. EBCDIC, ASCII, BCD? Length of the length included or not? How would we know?? That’s in your doc. Ferret it out and see if it matches any of the models described in the jPOS Programmers’ Guide.
Read my on-boarding series (assumes you’ve purchased and have read the Guide):
http://www.andyorrock.com/2007/01/onboarding_a_ne.html
http://www.andyorrock.com/2007/05/onboarding_a_ne.html
http://www.andyorrock.com/2007/08/on-boarding-a-n.html
http://www.andyorrock.com/2007/08/on-boarding-a-1.html
http://www.andyorrock.com/2007/08/on-boarding-a-2.html
Andy
Sounds real easy!
No encryption? No security? No DUKPT?
Sounds like an Issuer system? Is there a company behind it?
>
> The Interface (where I'm going to connect) is
>
> ePayment Server (EPS) for HP UX-11
Who owns this terminal? If they are letting you connect to it, don't
you think they should provide the details of the message exchange they
are expecting you to meet?
>
> But I dont know the type of channel.
Make your first task to find out who can tell you. You might get lucky
here, but much better to ask the owner of the 'terminal'?
8)
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Mark