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==Inventory==
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=Inventory=
 
To begin with, you will need the following:
 
To begin with, you will need the following:
  
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2) The library file <font color="#800000">'''CLCAPIW2.DLL'''</font>located in '''911\DATA''' directory.
 
2) The library file <font color="#800000">'''CLCAPIW2.DLL'''</font>located in '''911\DATA''' directory.
  
==Language Specific Instructions==
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=Language Specific Instructions=
===Visual Basic===
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==Visual Basic==
 
*In VB you need to declare all the parameters using the '''ByVal''' prefix instead of ByRef.  This includes the strings.
 
*In VB you need to declare all the parameters using the '''ByVal''' prefix instead of ByRef.  This includes the strings.
 
*If you would like to use an OCX instead for Visual Basic, you can use CLClient.ocx in the same directory.  Another alternative is [[CreditLine_Text_Based_/_ICVerify_Integration|File Based Communication]].
 
*If you would like to use an OCX instead for Visual Basic, you can use CLClient.ocx in the same directory.  Another alternative is [[CreditLine_Text_Based_/_ICVerify_Integration|File Based Communication]].
  
====VB example====
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==VB example==
  
 
<font size="2" face="Arial"> '''<font color="#000080">Public Declare Function clcInit Lib "CLCAPIW2.dll" (ByVal ClientName As String, ByVal ServerName As String As Integer</font>''')</font>
 
<font size="2" face="Arial"> '''<font color="#000080">Public Declare Function clcInit Lib "CLCAPIW2.dll" (ByVal ClientName As String, ByVal ServerName As String As Integer</font>''')</font>
  
===C++/C#===
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==C++/C#==
 
*The Header file is the regular WIN32 header file. The data type LONG is 32 bit.   
 
*The Header file is the regular WIN32 header file. The data type LONG is 32 bit.   
 
*Keep in mind that in C# and any .NET environment for instance, LONG is 64 bit so you have to use int or Integer not LONG ot Long in your definitions.
 
*Keep in mind that in C# and any .NET environment for instance, LONG is 64 bit so you have to use int or Integer not LONG ot Long in your definitions.
 
*In C, the path has to be of format "C:'''\\'''911'''\\'''DATA", because back-slash is the escape char
 
*In C, the path has to be of format "C:'''\\'''911'''\\'''DATA", because back-slash is the escape char
====C# example====
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==C# example==
  
 
   DllImport("CLCAPIW2.dll", EntryPoint="clcInit", SetLastError=true, ExactSpelling=true, CallingConvention=CallingConvention.StdCall)
 
   DllImport("CLCAPIW2.dll", EntryPoint="clcInit", SetLastError=true, ExactSpelling=true, CallingConvention=CallingConvention.StdCall)
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'''''public static extern int ''clcInit(''string ClientName'', ''string'' ServerName);'''
 
'''''public static extern int ''clcInit(''string ClientName'', ''string'' ServerName);'''
  
==Call Sequences==
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=Call Sequences=
  
=== On Startup ===
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== On Startup ==
  
 
* clcInit                                &rarr;  Set the client name and server name for communications
 
* clcInit                                &rarr;  Set the client name and server name for communications
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* clcSetStationId                  &rarr;  Set a unique number for the terminal
 
* clcSetStationId                  &rarr;  Set a unique number for the terminal
  
=== On Shutdown ===
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== On Shutdown ==
  
 
* clcTerm Release the resources
 
* clcTerm Release the resources
  
=== On Start Dial ===
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== On Start Dial ==
  
 
* clcSetMerchantIndex                &rarr;  Optional, use a different merchant than the default
 
* clcSetMerchantIndex                &rarr;  Optional, use a different merchant than the default
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* clcDial                                        &rarr;  Start to dial the processor, connect before sending the transaction
 
* clcDial                                        &rarr;  Start to dial the processor, connect before sending the transaction
  
=== On Regular Authorization ===
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== On Regular Authorization ==
  
 
* clcSetMerchantIndex                    &rarr;  Optional, use a different merchant than the default
 
* clcSetMerchantIndex                    &rarr;  Optional, use a different merchant than the default
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* clcGetErrText                                &rarr;  Get the error text if failed
 
* clcGetErrText                                &rarr;  Get the error text if failed
  
=== On Regular Force ===
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== On Regular Force ==
  
 
* clcSetMerchantIndex              &rarr;  Optional, use a different merchant than the default
 
* clcSetMerchantIndex              &rarr;  Optional, use a different merchant than the default
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* clcForce                                  &rarr;  Actual do the force, returns the Transaction Id if successful
 
* clcForce                                  &rarr;  Actual do the force, returns the Transaction Id if successful
  
=== On Regular Credit ===
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== On Regular Credit ==
  
 
* clcSetMerchantIndex            &rarr;  Optional, use a different merchant than the default
 
* clcSetMerchantIndex            &rarr;  Optional, use a different merchant than the default
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* clcCredit                                &rarr;  Do the credit, returns the Transaction Id if successful
 
* clcCredit                                &rarr;  Do the credit, returns the Transaction Id if successful
  
=== On Add Tip ===
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== On Add Tip ==
  
 
* clcSetMerchantIndex                &rarr;  Optional, use a different merchant than the default
 
* clcSetMerchantIndex                &rarr;  Optional, use a different merchant than the default
 
* clcAddTip                                    &rarr;  Add actual tip to the transaction, need the Transaction Id
 
* clcAddTip                                    &rarr;  Add actual tip to the transaction, need the Transaction Id
  
=== On Void Transaction ===
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== On Void Transaction ==
  
 
* clcSetMerchantIndex                &rarr;  Optional, use a different merchant than the default
 
* clcSetMerchantIndex                &rarr;  Optional, use a different merchant than the default
 
* clcVoid                                        &rarr;  Void the transaction, need the Transaction Id
 
* clcVoid                                        &rarr;  Void the transaction, need the Transaction Id
  
=== On Batch ===
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== On Batch ==
  
 
* clcSetMerchantIndex                &rarr;  Optional, use a different merchant than the default
 
* clcSetMerchantIndex                &rarr;  Optional, use a different merchant than the default
 
* clcBatch                                      &rarr;  Batch
 
* clcBatch                                      &rarr;  Batch
  
=== On Gift Card Transaction    ===
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== On Gift Card Transaction    ==
  
 
* clcActivate                                        &rarr;  Optional, activate gift card
 
* clcActivate                                        &rarr;  Optional, activate gift card
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* clcCredit                                            &rarr;  Do the credit, returns the Transaction Id if successful
 
* clcCredit                                            &rarr;  Do the credit, returns the Transaction Id if successful
  
=== Hotel Specific ===
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== Hotel Specific ==
 
* clcSetCheckInDate    &rarr;  Sets checkin date
 
* clcSetCheckInDate    &rarr;  Sets checkin date
 
* clcSetCheckOutDate  &rarr;  Sets checkout date
 
* clcSetCheckOutDate  &rarr;  Sets checkout date
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* clcSetCustomerFirstName &rarr;  Sets customer first name
 
* clcSetCustomerFirstName &rarr;  Sets customer first name
  
==Call Samples==
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=Call Samples=
===Visual Basic===
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==Visual Basic==
  
 
Dim hCC As Integer;
 
Dim hCC As Integer;
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Dim nBalance As Integer;
 
Dim nBalance As Integer;
  
====''''On Startup'''====
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==''''On Startup'''==
  
 
hCC = clcInit("TERM001", "CCVSVR1");
 
hCC = clcInit("TERM001", "CCVSVR1");
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====''''On Shutdown'''====
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==''''On Shutdown'''==
  
 
clcTerm(hCC);<br />
 
clcTerm(hCC);<br />
  
====''''On Start Dial'''====
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==''''On Start Dial'''==
  
 
clcSetMerchantIndex(hCC, 1); ''''default is 0'''
 
clcSetMerchantIndex(hCC, 1); ''''default is 0'''
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clcDial(hCC);<br /><br />
 
clcDial(hCC);<br /><br />
  
====''''On Regular Authorization'''====
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==''''On Regular Authorization'''==
  
 
clcSetMerchantIndex(hCC, 1); ''''default is 0'''
 
clcSetMerchantIndex(hCC, 1); ''''default is 0'''
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         clcCopyErrText(hCC, strErrText);<br /><br />
 
         clcCopyErrText(hCC, strErrText);<br /><br />
 
</nowiki>
 
</nowiki>
====''''On Regular Credit'''====
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==''''On Regular Credit'''==
  
 
clcSetMerchantIndex(hCC, 1); ''''default is 0'''
 
clcSetMerchantIndex(hCC, 1); ''''default is 0'''
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         clcCopyErrText(hCC, strErrText);<br /><br />
 
         clcCopyErrText(hCC, strErrText);<br /><br />
 
</nowiki>
 
</nowiki>
====''''On Add Tip'''====
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==''''On Add Tip'''==
  
 
clcSetMerchantIndex(hCC, 1); ''''default is 0'''
 
clcSetMerchantIndex(hCC, 1); ''''default is 0'''
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clcAddTip(hCC, nTransNum, 100); ''''Add $1.00 Tip'''<br /><br />
 
clcAddTip(hCC, nTransNum, 100); ''''Add $1.00 Tip'''<br /><br />
  
====''''On Void Transaction'''====
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==''''On Void Transaction'''==
  
 
clcSetMerchantIndex(hCC, 1); ''''default is 0
 
clcSetMerchantIndex(hCC, 1); ''''default is 0
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clcVoid(hCC, nTransNum);
 
clcVoid(hCC, nTransNum);
  
====''''On Gift Card transaction'''====
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==''''On Gift Card transaction'''==
  
 
' sale & credit are the same as a regular credit card '''
 
' sale & credit are the same as a regular credit card '''
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nBalance = clcInquire(hCC, "4111111111111111");
 
nBalance = clcInquire(hCC, "4111111111111111");
  
====''''On Batch'''====
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==''''On Batch'''==
  
 
clcSetMerchantIndex(hCC, 1); ''''default is 0'''
 
clcSetMerchantIndex(hCC, 1); ''''default is 0'''
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nResult = clcBatch(hCC);
 
nResult = clcBatch(hCC);
  
==Fine Tuning==
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=Fine Tuning=
  
 
CreditLine behavior can be fine tuned to match your operational requirements.  
 
CreditLine behavior can be fine tuned to match your operational requirements.  

Revision as of 22:40, 24 February 2006

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Inventory

To begin with, you will need the following:

1) The interface header file CLCAPIW.h located in 911\BIN directory. This header contains the ENTIRE listing of available API.

2) The library file CLCAPIW2.DLLlocated in 911\DATA directory.

Language Specific Instructions

Visual Basic

  • In VB you need to declare all the parameters using the ByVal prefix instead of ByRef. This includes the strings.
  • If you would like to use an OCX instead for Visual Basic, you can use CLClient.ocx in the same directory. Another alternative is File Based Communication.

VB example

Public Declare Function clcInit Lib "CLCAPIW2.dll" (ByVal ClientName As String, ByVal ServerName As String As Integer)

C++/C#

  • The Header file is the regular WIN32 header file. The data type LONG is 32 bit.
  • Keep in mind that in C# and any .NET environment for instance, LONG is 64 bit so you have to use int or Integer not LONG ot Long in your definitions.
  • In C, the path has to be of format "C:\\911\\DATA", because back-slash is the escape char

C# example

 DllImport("CLCAPIW2.dll", EntryPoint="clcInit", SetLastError=true, ExactSpelling=true, CallingConvention=CallingConvention.StdCall)

public static extern int clcInit(string ClientName, string ServerName);

Call Sequences

On Startup

  • clcInit → Set the client name and server name for communications
  • clcSetJournalDir → Set the directory where the credit card journal is, e.g. 911\DATA
  • clcSetMessageDir → Set the directory where the file communications occur, e.g. C:\911\MESSAGES
 NOTE: the directories are actual directories on the server (where the dll is installed)
  • clcSetStationId → Set a unique number for the terminal

On Shutdown

  • clcTerm Release the resources

On Start Dial

  • clcSetMerchantIndex → Optional, use a different merchant than the default
  • clcSetAccountNum → Set the card account number (for manual entry)
  • clcSetTrackData → Set the scanned track data (for magnetic swipe)\
  • clcDial → Start to dial the processor, connect before sending the transaction

On Regular Authorization

  • clcSetMerchantIndex → Optional, use a different merchant than the default
  • clcSetInvoiceId → Set the invoice number
  • clcSetOperatorId → Set the operator number
  • clcSetTableNum → Set the table number
  • clcSetPaymentType → Set the payment type
  • clcSetGuestCount → Set the guest count
  • clcSetAccountNum → Set the card account number (for manual entry)
  • clcSetExpDate → Set the expiration date (for manual entry)
  • clcSetTrackData → Set the scanned track data (for magnetic swipe)
  • clcSetAmount → Set the authorization amount ($20.01 is entered as 2001 )
  • clcSetCVCNumber → Set the CVC Number
  • clcSetAVSData → Set the AVS Data (e.g. Zip)
  • clcAuth → Do the authorization, returns the Transaction Id if successful. Auths cannot be settled until Tip is added
  • clcSale → Do the sale, returns the Transaction Id if successful
  • clcGetAuthCode → Get the authorization code if successful
  • clcGetErrText → Get the error text if failed

On Regular Force

  • clcSetMerchantIndex → Optional, use a different merchant than the default
  • clcSetInvoiceId → Set the invoice number
  • clcSetOperatorId → Set the operator number
  • clcSetTableNum → Set the table number
  • clcSetPaymentType → Set the payment type
  • clcSetGuestCount → Set the guest count
  • clcSetAccountNum → Set the card account number (for manual entry)
  • clcSetExpDate → Set the expiration date (for manual entry)
  • clcSetTrackData → Set the scanned track data (for magnetic swipe)
  • clcSetAmount → Set the authorization amount
  • clcSetAuthCode → Set the force auth code (acquired from the call center)
  • clcSetCVCNumber → Set the CVC Number
  • clcSetAVSData → Set the AVS Data (e.g. Zip)
  • clcForce → Actual do the force, returns the Transaction Id if successful

On Regular Credit

  • clcSetMerchantIndex → Optional, use a different merchant than the default
  • clcSetInvoiceId → Set the invoice number
  • clcSetOperatorId → Set the operator number
  • clcSetTableNum → Set the table number
  • clcSetPaymentType → Set the payment type
  • clcSetGuestCount → Set the guest count
  • clcSetAccountNum → Set the card account number (for manual entry)
  • clcSetExpDate → Set the expiration date (for manual entry)
  • clcSetTrackData → Set the scanned track data (for magnetic swipe)
  • clcSetAmount → Set the authorization amount
  • clcSetCVCNumber → Set the CVC Number
  • clcSetAVSData → Set the AVS Data (e.g. Zip)
  • clcSetAuthCode → Set the force auth code (acquired from the call center)
  • clcCredit → Do the credit, returns the Transaction Id if successful

On Add Tip

  • clcSetMerchantIndex → Optional, use a different merchant than the default
  • clcAddTip → Add actual tip to the transaction, need the Transaction Id

On Void Transaction

  • clcSetMerchantIndex → Optional, use a different merchant than the default
  • clcVoid → Void the transaction, need the Transaction Id

On Batch

  • clcSetMerchantIndex → Optional, use a different merchant than the default
  • clcBatch → Batch

On Gift Card Transaction

  • clcActivate → Optional, activate gift card
  • clcDeactivate → Optional, deactivate gift card
  • clcInquire Optional, returns the balance on the gift card
  • clcSale → Do the sale, returns the Transaction Id if successful. Add tip is not supported, so clcAuth does not apply
  • clcCredit → Do the credit, returns the Transaction Id if successful

Hotel Specific

  • clcSetCheckInDate → Sets checkin date
  • clcSetCheckOutDate → Sets checkout date
  • clcSetRoomRate → Sets room rate
  • clcSetCustomerLastName → Sets customer last name
  • clcSetCustomerFirstName → Sets customer first name

Call Samples

Visual Basic

Dim hCC As Integer;

Dim nResult As Integer;

Dim nTransNum As Integer;

Dim nBalance As Integer;

'On Startup

hCC = clcInit("TERM001", "CCVSVR1");

' NOTE: the directories are actual directories on the server

' (where the dll is installed). These are required.

clcSetJournalDir(hCC, "[file:///c:/911/data c:\911\data]");

clcSetMessageDir(hCC, "[file:///c:/911/messages c:\911\messages]");

clcSetStationId(hCC, 1);


'On Shutdown

clcTerm(hCC);

'On Start Dial

clcSetMerchantIndex(hCC, 1); 'default is 0

clcSetAccountNum(hCC, "4111111111111111");

clcDial(hCC);

'On Regular Authorization

clcSetMerchantIndex(hCC, 1); 'default is 0

clcSetInvoiceId(hCC, 123);

clcSetOperatorId(hCC, 1);

clcSetTableNum(hCC, 10);

clcSetAccountNum(hCC, "4111111111111111");

clcSetExpDate2(hCC, 02, 12);

clcSetAmount(hCC, 100); '$1.00

' sales can be batched right away but auths need tip to be added to them before batching

nResult = clcAuth(hCC); ' or nResult = clcSale(hCC);

if (nResult > 0) nTransNum = clcGetTransId(hCC); clcCopyAuthCode(hCC, strAuthCode); else clcCopyErrText(hCC, strErrText);<br /><br /> ' On Regular Force


clcSetMerchantIndex(hCC, 1); 'default is 0

clcSetInvoiceId(hCC, 123);

clcSetOperatorId(hCC, 1);

clcSetTableNum(hCC, 10);

clcSetAccountNum(hCC, "4111111111111111");

clcSetExpDate2(hCC, 02, 12);

clcSetAmount(hCC, 100); '$1.00

clcSetAuthCode(hCC, "123456");

nResult = clcForce(hCC); if (nResult > 0) nTransNum = clcGetTransId(hCC); clcCopyAuthCode(hCC, strAuthCode); else clcCopyErrText(hCC, strErrText);<br /><br />

'On Regular Credit

clcSetMerchantIndex(hCC, 1); 'default is 0

clcSetInvoiceId(hCC, 123);

clcSetOperatorId(hCC, 1);

clcSetTableNum(hCC, 10);

clcSetAccountNum(hCC, "4111111111111111");

clcSetExpDate2(hCC, 02, 12);

clcSetAmount(hCC, 100); '$1.00

clcSetAuthCode(hCC, "CREDIT");

nResult = clcCredit(hCC); if (nResult > 0) nTransNum = clcGetTransId(hCC); clcCopyAuthCode(hCC, strAuthCode); else clcCopyErrText(hCC, strErrText);<br /><br />

'On Add Tip

clcSetMerchantIndex(hCC, 1); 'default is 0

clcAddTip(hCC, nTransNum, 100); 'Add $1.00 Tip

'On Void Transaction

clcSetMerchantIndex(hCC, 1); 'default is 0

clcVoid(hCC, nTransNum);

'On Gift Card transaction

' sale & credit are the same as a regular credit card

clcActivate(hCC, "4111111111111111");

clcDeactivate(hCC, "4111111111111111");

nBalance = clcInquire(hCC, "4111111111111111");

'On Batch

clcSetMerchantIndex(hCC, 1); 'default is 0

nResult = clcBatch(hCC);

Fine Tuning

CreditLine behavior can be fine tuned to match your operational requirements.

Please see the in 911\data\911_CCV.INI for more information.

Note: Do not forget to remove ';' in front of a key to uncomment it; for the key to take effect