At 06:12 PM 7/25/03, you wrote:
>shopping cart available for everyone, but UPS told me they're going
>to start taking legal action against people that offer any sort of
>modules and/or custom tags, etc. that integrates with their Online
>Tools, free or otherwise, that isn't expressly licensed for that
>purpose. That said, I can probably give you some "sample code" if you
>need it.
>--


For shipping charge calcs, I just this week contacted UPS about integrating 
their XML tool into my client sites - I've got several who have their own 
UPS accounts for shipping.  Tech support sent me an email back saying all I 
needed to do was download the XML tool from their site (ec.ups.com) and use 
it as I needed.  I'll be working on creating a CF process to extract the 
XML data sometime in the next couple weeks.

Are you saying that I'd be in violation of some UPS licensing rule in this? 
If so, must have been a decent tech support guy that emailed me and didn't 
mention that.  However if they have a way of tracking that stuff down, and 
I have to go through this insanity all over again, I'd rather hold off and 
get clarification!

As a stop-gap measure, I created my own little custom tag (well, it's 
really just a bunch of queries) that I connect to the client's databases 
where I put UPS Zone and Rate tables right into their databases using the 
most current rates.   It's not the greatest solution cause when rates 
change I'll need to post the new rates, which were only available in PDF 
format and meant I had to copy out the rates from the rate tables one at a 
time, turn them into CSVs, strip out $ signs (which appear only on the 
first row of each table!)  then import them.

Also, every Origination Zip requires it's own Zone tables!

So duh, yeah, XML is the way to go.

<sigh>




















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