You will need a payment gateway like Worldpay, one way or another. You
can't clear the card transactions otherwise.
Most of them have good apis for linking to from your system, usually
Perl, asp and java are well covered. I haven't used AOLserver for a few
years but I believe the embedded scripting language was tcl, I'm not so
sure you will get an api for that.
Also you may need to to two way ssl between you and the payment gateway.
Possibly the easist way is just to use something like clickpay, who will
host the payment page for you. It does mean that users are redirected
away from your site however, but only for the credit card entry stuff.
Keith
On Tue, 2004-05-18 at 12:14, info at irishantiwar.org wrote:
> Help With AOL Server IAWM
>> The Irish anti war movement will be hosting an event shortly
> (the stop bush campaign on 25th and 26th of June). We are
> investigating getting people to purchase bus tickets on our web
> site using credit cards/laser cards.
>> Our web site uses AOLserver/3.3.1+ad13 and it appears
> to have modules we need however I dont know enough about
> AOLServer to be confident that I can set this up properly.
>> We have two options:
>> 1. Someone here an tell me how they did this using AOLServer
> I can read the documentation but I have to do this quickly so a
> person with experience who can get around all the pitfalls quickly
> would be invaluable.
>> 2. We get someone like WorldPay.ie to do this for us (which
> would be quick but they would take a cut)
>> If anyone can offer help please do.
>> Thanks
>> Kieran OSullivan
> IAWM Steering Committee
>http://irishantiwar.org>http://www.stopbushcampaign.org
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