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Simple certificate-free automated merchant center monitoring and c
country flaguser name
United States		 2007-04-11 21:42:00 
I am selling digital goods, meaning I'm not overly concerned
with
security. If someone scams me, I'm out a copy of a PDF file
or
whatever.

So I'm little inclined to go getting security certificates
and all
that.

I can do everything I need via the HTML API pretty easily --
except
that there is no obvious way to monitor and complete my
sales
automatically. The only way to do it that I can find in the
documentation is via the Level 2 XML API calling my website
whenever
there is a sale, which requires the aforementioned
otherwise
unnecessary certificates and suchlike.

I could write a bot that polls the designed-for-humans HTML
Merchant
interface, but that would be both painful and fragile.

I have to think there is a simpler way to get callbacks, or
a machine-
friendly form of the Merchant center I can poll.

Some searching on here didn't turn up the answer. Anyone?


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Re: Simple certificate-free automated merchant center monitoring a
country flaguser name
United States		 2007-04-12 01:43:34 
Let me be clear: I am not interested in being spammed about
commercial
solutions.


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Re: Simple certificate-free automated merchant center monitoring a
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United States		 2007-04-12 01:44:45 
Let me be clear: DO NOT SPAM ME ABOUT COMMERCIAL SOLUTIONS


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Re: Simple certificate-free automated merchant center monitoring a
user name
 2007-04-12 08:41:34 

  


  

    hi gisborne
yes, u can do a dirty trick.

put an invalid URL in the callback api, and check regularly the integration section

u must see in the errors page all the xml sent by google the where rejected by that invalid URL 


hope this helps

ropu

On 4/11/07, gisborne < salesrelevantlogic.com">salesrelevantlogic.com>; wrote:


I am selling digital goods, meaning I'm not overly concerned with
security. If someone scams me, I'm out a copy of a PDF file or
whatever.

So I'm little inclined to go getting security certificates and all

that.

I can do everything I need via the HTML API pretty easily -- except
that there is no obvious way to monitor and complete my sales
automatically. The only way to do it that I can find in the
documentation is via the Level 2 XML API calling my website whenever

there is a sale, which requires the aforementioned otherwise
unnecessary certificates and suchlike.

I could write a bot that polls the designed-for-humans HTML Merchant
interface, but that would be both painful and fragile.


I have to think there is a simpler way to get callbacks, or a machine-
friendly form of the Merchant center I can poll.

Some searching on here didn't turn up the answer. Anyone?







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     2007-04-12 22:41:22
  


  

    
On Apr 12, 8:41 am, Ropu <rovagn...gmail.com> wrote:
> hi gisborne
> yes, u can do a dirty trick.
>
> put an invalid URL in the callback api, and check
regularly the integration
> section
>
> u must see in the errors page all the xml sent by
google the where rejected
> by that invalid URL 

Thanks for the advice, but I don't follow. How does this let
me
programatically interact with the merchant controls? I need
to be able
to detect new orders and, after I send out an email with the
PDF, mark
them as "shipped".


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     user name

     2007-04-13 07:03:07
  


  

    

  


  

    its not so programatically, u must enter ur self to the integration page a grap the xml- once u have them, you process them as you preffer. you can also code a boy that does it automatically

i dont recommend it, but i dont think u have an alternative to grap notification without SSL certififcates


an other could be to ask a friend with an SSL url to let u put a WS in his server. just to log the notifications, and then u can grap them from there...

hope this helps

ropu


On 4/13/07, gisborne < salesrelevantlogic.com">salesrelevantlogic.com>; wrote:


On Apr 12, 8:41 am, Ropu < rovagn...gmail.com">rovagn...gmail.com> wrote:
>; hi gisborne
&gt; yes, u can do a dirty trick.
>;
> put an invalid URL in the callback api, and check regularly the integration

> section
&gt;
> u must see in the errors page all the xml sent by google the where rejected
&gt; by that invalid URL 

Thanks for the advice, but I don't follow. How does this let me
programatically interact with the merchant controls? I need to be able

to detect new orders and, after I send out an email with the PDF, mark
them as "shipped".


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