workarea-worldpay_xml
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Worldpay Xml Payment Processor plugin for the Workarea platform.
Add the following block to your gem file:
# ...
gem 'workarea-worldpay-xml', source: 'https://gems.weblinc.com'
# ...
Or use a source block:
# ...
source 'https://gems.weblinc.com' do
gem 'workarea-worldpay-xml'
end
# ...
Update your application's bundle.
cd path/to/application
bundle
Add the following to your secrets file:
# ...
worldpay:
login: MERCHANTCODEHERE
password: XMLPASSWORD
test: true
# ...
By default tokenzization is not enabled in both live and sandbox account. Be sure to request that tokenzation is enabled after installing the plugin.
Worldpay does not issue freestanding sandbox accounts for testing. An account must be provisioned through a Worldpay account manager.
Documentation for the Worldpay xml gateway can be found at http://support.worldpay.com/support/kb/gg/corporate-gateway-guide/content/home.htm
A list of test credit cards and testing values can be found at http://support.worldpay.com/support/kb/gg/corporate-gateway-guide/content/reference/testvalues.htm
See http://developer.weblinc.com for Workarea platform documentation.
Copyright WebLinc 2018. All rights reserved.
For licensing, contact sales@workarea.com.
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