Hi,

I am kind of researching Sun's "Java Wallet" ("Java Electronic Commerce
Framework" - JECF),  and for demonstration purposes I'm trying to write a
prototype servlet which would do the basic stuff that has to be done by a
credit card server in an e-commerce purchase operation;  and also a servlet
to do the merchant's processing.

I'm using the Java Wallet early access release 2.   The CommerceBeans I'll
be using are  the "generic credit card" Instrument;  the "Post" Protocl;
and the "Purchase" operation.

The credit card servlet should first receive the credit card information
which was sent by the user's Wallet (I have succeeded in this step);  and
second it should send back some sort of message saying either that the card
was authenticated for the amount, or was not authenticated.  I have made no
progress on that second step, because I don't know WHAT KIND OF DATA FORMAT
DOES THE POST PROTOCOL BEAN EXPECT?

So my question really is:  Does anyone have some detailed information about
the CommerceBean called the "POST Protocol" - particulary, what type of
data, and what format, does it expect to be returned to it?  And had anyone
had any experience of writing such a servlet for use with Java Wallet
transactions?

Thanks,
Sohan

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