sfPaymentPaybox2Plugin - 0.1.1

Paybox support for sfPaymentPlugin

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sfPaymentPaybox2Plugin

WARNING : This plugin is in alpha state, therefore NOT READY for production. It still needs contribution to be fully functional.

This plugin is part of the sfPayment plugins suite and brings the following Paybox products support:

  • Paybox System product: The Paybox System product is a secure system for the management of payment by banker's card and by private cards on Internet retail sites. The CGI module simply needs to be installed and called up from the page of the retailer's e-commerce site which precedes the Paybox System payment page. Once the product has been integrated into the e-commerce site, the customers can make payments in complete safety. When the order has been placed, they will be redirected to the PAYBOX SERVICES server, which will set up an encrypted connexion with the purchaser (in SSL 128 bits, so that the input of the banker's card number is carried out in complete security) and displays a payment page.

  • Paybox Direct product: The product Paybox Direct PPPS (Paiement Paybox Par Socket in french) enables you to send a transaction to PAYBOX SERVICES via a "question" frame, and to obtain in return a "réponse" (reply) frame, which informs you of the acceptation or refusal of the request. The principal of PPPS is therefore to:

    • Create a "question" frame,
    • Call a present URL on the servers of PAYBOX SERVICES,
    • Recover the response frame, returned by PAYBOX SERVICES after processing the transaction.

Please visit the Paybox website and the official plugin page of the sfPayment project for more information.

Note : This plugin REQUIRES the sfPaymentPlugin and the sfWebBrowserPlugin.

Installation

  • Install the plugin

    $ symfony plugin:install sfPaymentPaybox2Plugin --stability=alpha

  • Clear you cache

    $ symfony cc

  • Install the cgi module: (Paybox System product)

    The CGI module, provided by PAYBOX SERVICES, is available in sfPaymentPaybox2Plugin/cgi-modules/

    If you didn't find your operating system version please visit the Paybox downloads page (Modules PAYBOX SYSTEM)

    The module is available for the following operating systems:

    • Windows NT, 9x, 2000, XP
    • Unix SCO (Intel)
    • Sun Solaris
    • Linux (Intel)
    • Free BSD
    • Mac OS X
    • Aix (IBM).

    This module should then be installed in the "cgi-bin" directory of your Web server (this directory can be renamed).

    The module as to be renamed "modulev2.cgi" for reasons of compatibility, however, the module must not be renamed "module.cgi"

Configuring your plugin

  • Enable the module in your application settings.yml

    # Activated modules from plugins or from the symfony core
enabled_modules:        [default, sfPaymentPaybox]

  • Configure the plugin in your application app.yml

    all:
  #sfPaymentPaybox2Plugin
  sf_payment_paybox_plugin: 
    identifier: paybox_identifier         #Paybox identifier, supplied by PAYBOX SERVICES at the time of registration.
    site: my_site_number                  #Site number (TPE) given by the bank
    rank: rank_number                     #Rank number given by the bank
    password: password                    #password provided by Paybox (Paybox Direct)
    language: "GBR"                       #language (GBR English, FRA French, ESP Spanish, ITA Italian, DEU German, NLD Dutch, SWE Swedish)
    return: "amount:M;reference:R;authorization:A;transaction:T;subsription_number:B;payment_type:P;card_type:C;error:E;payment_status:G;authenticate_status:F" #variables sent by Paybox
    intermediary_page:                    #intermediary page is the page between your site and the paybox payment page (Paybox System)
      wait: 0                             #delay in displaying the intermediary page, value in milliseconds
      txt: "<center><b>You are being sent to a Paybox secure payment page</b><br>Once payment has been made, you will receive an e-mail containing your purchase receipt.<br><i>Please wait a few seconds…</i><br></center>" #text able to be displayed on the intermediary page instead of the default text
      background: "#FFFFFF"               #screen background of the intermediary page
      button: "nul"                       #name given to the button of the intermediary page "nul" for the removal of this button
    test:
      identifier: test_paybox_identifier  #Test PAYBOX identifier, supplied by PAYBOX SERVICES at the time of registration.
      site: test_my_site_number           #Test Site number (TPE) given by the bank
      rank: test_rank_number              #Test Rank number given by the bank
      password: password                  #Test password provided by Paybox (Paybox Direct)

  • Optional: Routing rules

    You can add some of your own to make the URLs look nicer.

    Optionally add the following routing rules to routing.yml:

    paybox_payment: 
  url: /payment
  param: { module: sfPaymentPaybox, action: pay }

paybox_cancel_payment: 
  url: /payment_cancelled
  param: { module: sfPaymentPaybox, action: cancel }

paybox_complete_payment: 
  url: /payment_completed
  param: { module: sfPaymentPaybox, action: completed }

paybox_fail_payment: 
  url: /payment_failed
  param: { module: sfPaymentPaybox, action: fail }

Customize sfPaymentPaybox module templates

sfPaymentPaybox module

  • cancelSuccess.php (user cancel a payment explicitly)
  • completedSuccess.php (payment completed successfully)
  • errorSuccess.php (error when posting variables to the cgi module, just for the Paybox System product)
  • failSuccess.php (payment failed)
  • paySuccess.php (form to enter the card information to pay, just for the Paybox Direct product)

If you want to customize one of these templates:

  • Create a sfPaymentPaybox module in your application (don't use any task, just create a sfPaymentPaybox directory)
  • Create a template with the name of the template you want to customize in the sfPaymentPaybox/templates directory
  • symfony now renders your template instead of the default one

Customize sfPaymentPaybox module actions

If you want to customize or add methods to the sfPaymentPaybox:

  • Create a sfPaymentPaybox module in your application (don't use any task, just create a sfPaymentPaybox directory)

  • Create an actions.class.php file in your actions directory that inherit from BasesfPaymentPayboxActions (don't forget to include the BasesfPaymentPayboxActions as it can't be autoloaded by symfony)

    <?php
 
require_once(sfConfig::get('sf_plugins_dir'). '/sfPaymentPaybox2Plugin/modules/sfPaymentPaybox/lib/BasesfPaymentPayboxActions.class.php');
 
class sfPaymentPayboxActions extends BasesfPaymentPayboxActions
{
  public function executeNewAction()
  {
    return $this->renderText('This is a new sfPaymentPaybox action.');
  }
 
  /**
   * Transaction completed successfully
   *
   * @param array $response_params
   */
  public function transactionCompleted($response_params)
  {
    // do something when the transaction is completed
    // Amount = $response_params['amount']
    // Reference = $response_params['reference']
    // Transaction Number = $response_params['transaction']
  }
 
  /**
   * Transaction failed
   *
   * @param array $response_params
   */
  public function transactionFailed($response_params)
  {
    // do something when the transaction is failed
  }
 
  /**
   * Transaction canceled (explicitly by user)
   *
   * @param array $response_params
   */
  public function transactionCanceled($response_params)
  {
    // do something when the transaction is canceled
  }
}

How to use it

An example using sfPaymentPaybox2Plugin is available in:

  • sfPaymentPaybox/sample (for Paybox System)

  • sfPaymentPaybox/sampleDirect (for Paybox Direct)

Testing the plugin

  • Test the Paybox System product

    http://localhost/payment_project/frontend_dev.php/sfPaymentPaybox/sample

  • Test the Paybox Direct product

    http://localhost/payment_project/frontend_dev.php/sfPaymentPaybox/sampleDirect

Note : in the previous part, replace localhost by your server hostname and payment_project by the path to your symfony application.

Testing the plugin using sfWebBrowser

  • Test configuration in sfPaymentPaybox2Plugin/config/test.yml

    application_url: "http://localhost/payment_project/frontend_dev.php"
application: "frontend"

A default (working) test configuration is provided so that you can check that the plugin behaves correctly by executing the following tests :

    $ php plugins/sfPaymentPaybox2Plugin/test/unit/PaymentCompletedTest.php
    $ php plugins/sfPaymentPaybox2Plugin/test/unit/PaymentCancelTest.php
    $ php plugins/sfPaymentPaybox2Plugin/test/unit/PayboxDirectTest.php

Payment System (Completed Test) :

  • connects to the sample payment page (sfPaymentPaybox2Plugin/modules/sfPaymentPaybox/templates/sampleSuccess.php)
  • clicks on the payment button
  • post the fields to the cgi module
  • post the return encrypted fields to payment method
  • post the return fields to payment
  • make the transaction with a virtual card number

Payment System (Cancel Test) :

  • connects to the sample payment page (sfPaymentPaybox2Plugin/modules/sfPaymentPaybox/templates/sampleSuccess.php)
  • clicks on the payment button
  • post the fields to the cgi module
  • post the return encrypted fields to payment method
  • post the return fields to payment
  • cancel the transaction and return to site

Paybox Direct Test :

  • load test configuration
  • generate test parameters (including card holder information)
  • validate the payment

Feedback

Please provide feedbacks, comments, support on the symfony-payment-developers Google Group

TODO

  • Improve tests
  • Refactor, secure and update following sfPaymentPlugin modifications