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Jscript - java and authorizenet

 
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Hello,
I'm trying to convert JScript to Java so I can generate a fingerprint for a credit card transaction through authorizenet. Maybe someone running throught this thread has an idea if that is a good idea or even if it is do-able. I've managed to convert some of the methods to java but I cannot for the life of me understand what is going on here.... I'm sure you are saying, "I don't either, this is a java forum" but I thought I would post it just in case someone has used both here and could give me some advise.

It looks like it takes in a String array and returns an arry but lines like ...

a = ff(a, b, c, d, x[i+ 0], 7 , -680876936)

have me stumped....



thanks
 
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ff, ii, gg etc are "functions" also.
You didn't appear to include them in your code sample.
 
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Originally posted by James Swan:
ff, ii, gg etc are "functions" also.
You didn't appear to include them in your code sample.



Thank you for the reply, ... I finally found the functions but I have now realized that I'm basically just making a MD5 hash and I can do it with JCE. Now I just have to figure that part out.

thanks again...

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