Thanks for the response. I did check that and I see the settings there in the 
properties file. However in the wiki it mentions this (after you edit the 
gateway settings):
Edit the Payment Method Type Credit Card and after selected a Service Type 
(Authorize, Capture, ...) you can choose the Custom Method related to the 
Service Type choosen and as Payment Gateway Config Id "CyberSource Config".

So when I go to catalog->store->payments and try to click 'edit' under Credit 
Card/Payment Authorization service, it just bounced me back to the menu list, 
instead of bringing up an edit screen. Do I have to find a property value in 
the catalog somewhere as well and edit that manually too?

Thanks,

Ryan
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Hi Ryan,

CyberSource is available in 9.04, the only difference between it and  
the trunk is that the configuration has moved from payment.properties  
to the database.  It wouldn't hurt to check the revision history for  
IcsPaymentServices.java to ensure that there have been no bug fixes  
that weren't ported back to the release branch but otherwise you're  
good to go.

Regards
Scott

HotWax Media
http://www.hotwaxmedia.com

On 12/01/2010, at 6:48 AM, Ryan Vanderwerf wrote:

> Hi, This is my first post. I saw someone posted earlier said they  
> only found the Cybersource support in the trunk and not in 9.04. Is  
> there a reason for this? We are looking to use OFBiz for a  
> production web store and really need cybersource support. Is there a  
> way to enable this on the 9.04 build? We are leery of running an  
> untested trunk copy for a production environment.
> I followed the directions 
> here:http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OFBENDUSER/Apache+OFBiz+Business+Setup+Guide#ApacheOFBizBusinessSetupGuide-cyberSourcePaymentSetup
>
> However following those steps Cybersource appears in the trunk, only  
> 3 options on 9.04. Is trunk version my only way this will happen? It  
> -seems- like maybe I just need to port over some DB records, because  
> I see Cybersource code in 9.04?
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ryan Vanderwerf
>
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