2011/9/23 Michael Pedersen <[email protected]>: > Unfortunately, I don't know that there is any such payment processing > gateway set up at this time. I can only give two options, and neither of > them are you going to like: Either make/release one of your own, or create a > ticket for it, and we will try to make one as soon as we can (which won't be > soon enough for your needs, I can guarantee this).
Dont take the burden. I have the knowledge to do it. :) And if it really hitches me that hard, I'll do it. It's for a personnal project On hacker news there was this annoucement of an easy payment gateway that could be phony (50% odds) but still they have a django client : https://github.com/FeeFighters/samurai-client-python/blob/master/docs/django.md Since I chose not to choose django for its anti pythonic way of writing code, I dont intend to change. But I must admit feeFifghter code is pretty much what I expect to see for a payment gateway.... it could almost be used for a factory. :o) I still think they lack an intelligent queue system as in postfix (with postrouting/prerouting) for a payment system with multiple agents needs & profile implies also a mega transaction ID to follow subtransaction. Most of the payment gateway are shitty since they do poorly what a mail system does. Web is stateless, transaction are statefull. And the logical solution that would ease anyone's problem would be to implement mail bots with routing logics, using natively the message ID as a global transaction ID & mail threading for subtransaction & status messages ... Plus mail (with MX/SSL/TLS/GPP) is more reliable and secure than web. Plus mails are considered when signed a legal proof. Yes I think all the code I saw in the nature is wrong. If I was to build a startup I'd definitely implement my system on a mail gateway with mailbots & template, and post/pre routing rules. Most of the code in the nature is a pain in the ass to use. Web sites using stateless http user agent for a fondamentaly statefull problem is *wrong*. So here are my 2 cents of advice : dont loose your time in a problem that is so inadequately implemented. Cheers -- Jul -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TurboGears" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/turbogears?hl=en.
