Re: how to use WebCat w. SSL & CyberCash

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1998

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texte = Thanks John,Re SSL, you said CGI -- does this mean that I can't use the Plug-in?Re WebMerchant and CyberCash, may I participate in the beta in order to geta head start? Is there an upgrade fee for 3.0? If so, what is it andwe'll prepay.>>>First, the recommendation to place most of one's store on a non-SSL server>>certainly makes sense but I'm at a loss to understand how to run most of>>the store on port 80 and just the page with the CC number on the SSL side>>(using one machine). I tried running two copies of WebCatalog but the>>second one launched complained that the S/N was already in use so I guess>>that's not an option.>>If you run both your SSL and standard servers from the same directory,>then the link from your invoice page to the payment page specifies a full>URL that is on the SSL server (i.e. htts://...). If you're set up this>way, then you only need to run 1 copy of the WebCat CGI and it will>service both servers (since both have the same root directory).>>>Second, I looked through the WebMerchant dox and find no mention of>>CyberCash although I'm sure that its supported. I did acquire the>>CyberCash templates whose Read Me says:>>Yes it's supported, but in WebMerchant 3.0 which is still in beta>(available soon). The templates that you found let you perform a direct>CyberCash transaction. The manual you have is for WebMerchant 2.x which>didn't support CC.>>>Which is a bit too sparse for a newbie such as myself. Will there be>>supplemental instructions? In the meantime (my boss wanted this last>>week), is there someone here who has done this successfully who would be>>willing to share the proceedure and respond to a few follow-up questions?>>>>Contact support@smithmicro.com and ask for the beta of WebMerchant 3.0.>I hope this helps.>>John.> John A. Hill, V.P. Marketing> Pacific Coast Software>eCommerce / Web Developer Tools> http://www.smithmicro.com=====================================================================Dr. Frank Lowney flowney@mail.gcsu.edu Director, Instructional Technology Services, a component of the Division of Information and Instructional Technology, Georgia College &State UniversityCBX 034, Georgia College & State UniversityMilledgeville, GA 31061-0490Voice: (912) 445-5260 FAX: (912) 445-2521 Primary Web Sites: GC EduNET (K-12) System: http://www.gcedunet.peachnet.edu GC&SU's Official Site: http://www.gcsu.edu Personal Pages: http://www.faculty.de.gcsu.edu/~flowney=====================================================================We don't make instruction effective, we make effective instruction moreaccessible. Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

Re: how to use WebCat w. SSL & CyberCash (John Hill 1998)
Re: how to use WebCat w. SSL & CyberCash (Frank Lowney 1998)
Re: how to use WebCat w. SSL & CyberCash (John Hill 1998)
Re: how to use WebCat w. SSL & CyberCash (PCS Technical Support 1998)
how to use WebCat w. SSL & CyberCash (Frank Lowney 1998)

Thanks John,Re SSL, you said CGI -- does this mean that I can't use the Plug-in?Re WebMerchant and CyberCash, may I participate in the beta in order to geta head start? Is there an upgrade fee for 3.0? If so, what is it andwe'll prepay.>>>First, the recommendation to place most of one's store on a non-SSL server>>certainly makes sense but I'm at a loss to understand how to run most of>>the store on port 80 and just the page with the CC number on the SSL side>>(using one machine). I tried running two copies of WebCatalog but the>>second one launched complained that the S/N was already in use so I guess>>that's not an option.>>If you run both your SSL and standard servers from the same directory,>then the link from your invoice page to the payment page specifies a full>URL that is on the SSL server (i.e. htts://...). If you're set up this>way, then you only need to run 1 copy of the WebCat CGI and it will>service both servers (since both have the same root directory).>>>Second, I looked through the WebMerchant dox and find no mention of>>CyberCash although I'm sure that its supported. I did acquire the>>CyberCash templates whose Read Me says:>>Yes it's supported, but in WebMerchant 3.0 which is still in beta>(available soon). The templates that you found let you perform a direct>CyberCash transaction. The manual you have is for WebMerchant 2.x which>didn't support CC.>>>Which is a bit too sparse for a newbie such as myself. Will there be>>supplemental instructions? In the meantime (my boss wanted this last>>week), is there someone here who has done this successfully who would be>>willing to share the proceedure and respond to a few follow-up questions?>>>>Contact support@smithmicro.com and ask for the beta of WebMerchant 3.0.>I hope this helps.>>John.> John A. Hill, V.P. Marketing> Pacific Coast Software>eCommerce / Web Developer Tools> http://www.smithmicro.com=====================================================================Dr. Frank Lowney flowney@mail.gcsu.edu Director, Instructional Technology Services, a component of the Division of Information and Instructional Technology, Georgia College &State UniversityCBX 034, Georgia College & State UniversityMilledgeville, GA 31061-0490Voice: (912) 445-5260 FAX: (912) 445-2521 Primary Web Sites: GC EduNET (K-12) System: http://www.gcedunet.peachnet.edu GC&SU's Official Site: http://www.gcsu.edu Personal Pages: http://www.faculty.de.gcsu.edu/~flowney=====================================================================We don't make instruction effective, we make effective instruction moreaccessible. Frank Lowney

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