Perl has credit card modules i beleive, however ive never used them
and dont know just how well they would werk here in Aus.
I _doubt_ there is anything like lotus that is GPL, generally i think
the idea is to build little generic modules and glue them together as
you want. Like shell commands sorta.
Monolithic apps are good in some ways. But i prefer apps with a single
task that can work well with others. (my 2c)
Dean
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>
> Define E-Commerce ?
>
> What do you mean by E-Commerce, are you after:
>
> a) A Web-site complete with catalogues and back-end ERP intergration
> custom taylored to your business.
>
> b) An internet based EDI mechanism for handling orders from customers
> using a variety of formats and transfer mechanisms.
>
> c) Just want to clear credit cards ?
>
> In our case we use a clearing house for credit card transactions, the
> protocol is a simple text handshake (similar to smtp) tunnelled over a VPN
> to the clearing house. No software involved really! (Unless 10-20 lines
> of perl count).
>
> Cheers
> Jason.
>
> On Tue, 18 Apr 2000, Daniel Finn wrote:
>
> > anybody know of any linux compatable e-commerce software that works with
> > creditcard sales in australia which is free???
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Daniel Finn
> >
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