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google-checkout-java-sample-code

Existing users - we've just shipped a new version! ReleaseNotes_09 Downloads New users - here is an introduction This is a new version of the Java Checkout sample code. When we started planning this version, we had a long wishlist of features: Compatible with the widest possible ... [More] range of JDK versions (1.3.x, 1.4.x, 1.5.x) Allow only core JDK types on the public API interfaces therefore independent of JDK version. Shipped as a library which can be dropped into a project. Provide clear customisation points should the user have non-standard requirements. Clearly defined API for the developer - avoid use of static helper style classes. No modifications should be required to the sample code. i.e. externalise all config parameters. Make the .NET and Java sample code APIs similar, to [Less]

Devchekio

Devchekio Code Editor is a FTP check in/out code editor. It was inspired by the use of DreamWeaver's system to access files like a library system. It's written in GTK+ so it's cross platform for Windows, Linux, BSD and even Mac OS X.

cakegchk

A set of components and helpers to work with Google Checkout in cakePHP. There is currently a component only. Taxes, shipping, cart-based shopping (partially), and post-payment API processes are not yet supported. Plans include support for post-payment support and more work on the cart-based shopping only.

google-checkout-dotnet-sample-code

This is .NET sample code for integrating with Google Checkout. It can be called from any .NET language, but it has been written in C#. Want to know what this code is all about? There is an article on O'Reilly that gives you a good overview: http://tinyurl.com/yk8eer

google-checkout-php-sample-code

This project is aimed at providing basic foundation for integrating your online store with the Google Checkout API using PHP. Requirements: 1. PHP4 or PHP5 with cURL(libcurl) installed and enabled.   *Domxml(libxml) is NOT required. 2. SSL certificate installed on your server for level 2 integration.

google-checkout-ruby-sample-code

Announcements09/18/08 - Released 1.0.5 New features: Added Order Report API support. Thanks to Daniel Pirone! Unit tests: Added unit tests for order report command. Added validation checks fro start_date, end_date, financial_state and fulfillment_state. 09/02/08 - Released 1.0.4 ... [More] Bug fixes & unit tests: Fixed undefined email_delivery? method bug Added unit test to cover digital content creation 08/12/08 - Released 1.0.3 New features: Added analytics_data support. Thanks to Will Schwenk! Added digital delivery support. Thanks to Andy Kim and Matthew Moore! Added line-item shipping support. Added notification handshake support (i.e. serial-number) for notifciation-acknowledgement. Added Carrier Calculated Shipping support. Added HTML Form API Signature support. Plus bug [Less]

paypalphp

Implementation of simple Paypal Express Checkout in PHP. PayPal allows their users to implement checkout functions using their API. But implementing the full API is not a piece of cake. There are some libraries on the web, but the most of them are paid, closed or too complex. If you wanna ... [More] implement simple and single-item payments (i.e. "pay for service" or "pay for source code"), you can use my, free and open, library described here. This library was written as a part of my framework, but it's usable standalone too, I hope. ;) Using is as easy as $r = new PayPal(); $r->doExpressCheckout(10, 'Da Greatest Library You Ever Seen');and $final = $r->doPayment(); if ($final['ACK'] == 'Success') { echo 'Succeed!'; } else { echo 'Error!'; }More information and step-by-step manual at PHP Suit [Less]

gchecky

gcheckyGchecky is a library written in python for using Google Checkout Level 2 Integration XML API. It makes it easy to integrate your order processing system with Google Checkout and ensure that all the interactions with checkout servers are automatically validated, converted from python values to ... [More] XML (and back) and checked for errors - all that is done by gchecky underneath. With gchecky an order creation is as easy as writing: gchecky.model import * cart = controller.prepare_order( order = checkout_shopping_cart_t( shopping_cart=shopping_cart_t( items = [item_t( name='Tom photo', description='A beautiful photo of my cat Tom', unit_price=price_t( value=.99, currency='USD'), quantity=1)],))) print cart.html()Order notification processing is as easy. In your code you manipulate python objects, which mimic Google Checkout XML API messages. Gchecky does all the necessary validation and conversion to/from XML on the fly. Demohttp://demo.gchecky.com/ is a demo django project that demonstrates the usage of gchecky. Source code of the demo is one of gchecky samples. DocumentationProject documentation is generated from inline docs in the source code. Current statusA version 0.2 will soon see the light. It will contain a working django project with samples for three type of GC usage: digital content donations normal items internet shop yet to be completed All three have custom order processing system - a simple one. It will demonstrate the usage of gchecky. [Less]

google-checkout-zencart

Google Checkout module for Zen Cart

google-checkout-java-sdk

This project provides a Java SDK that developers can use to integrate Google Checkout APIs in their web-applications. This SDK provides convenient Java based handlers to deal with the XML messages sent by the Google Checkout APIs notifications and callbacks. We also provide a plugin module for the ... [More] NetBeans IDE that provides a wizard driven interface to integrate the SDK in any Web project. Here are instructions to download and install this NetBeans module. This is a Community-supported project. Post your questions related to using this SDK under the Java & Google Checkout API section of the Google Checkout Developers Forum. We intend to occasionally release a minor update with bug-fixes. If you need a bug-fix urgently and can not wait for the update release, you have two options: Modify the source-code available under the project/ directory of your SDK bundle and build a new library for your use. Download the source-code from the subversion repository and build a release yourself. Here are the instructions on how to download and build the project from Eclipse. You are welcome to log any bugs or suggested bug-fixes under the Issues page. Find out about new features in the Release Notes. [Less]