We just finished a servlet system that uses Cybercash. I also looked hard for a
different way than Perl to use their service. There just isn't one. We called
and talked to someone at Cybercash who comfirmed this. We ended up using the
Runtime.getRuntime().exec() method for getting this done. It works but I don't
consider it ideal.
-Eric
Jeff Dripps wrote:
> After several days of examining the Cybercash Merchant Connection Kit, I
> can't help to wonder why they have not developed a Java interface. Having
> used servlets for the last two years, I really hate to use CGI or Perl to
> access Cybercash.
>
> Does anyone out there have either a Java solution, be it JNI or otherwise,
> or can recommend a service other than Cybercash, with a servlet interface?
> TIA -jeff
>
> Jeffrey Thomas Dripps Manager of Network Engineering
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