AuthPay Express

Credit card authorization software for Mac OS X. The best hardware, software and financial model for credit verification and authorization - anywhere. AppleScriptable. Transaction server includes drop file processing and connectivity to SQL databases. Cocoa Client, FileMaker 5.5+ Plug-In for Macintosh, FileMaker 5.5+ Plug-In for Windows, and terminal clients available. VAR distribution and hardware bundles available (see web site). Java Library, WebObjects Framework, and WebObjects Client to be released shortly.

What is new in this release:

• Engine: FDMS CardNet Dialup protocol added and certified.
• SVS (Stored Value Systems) Giftcard protocol added.
• SSL now provides client-key verification on a system-level basis. This means that your server engine can now restrict access via SSL connections to defined SSL certificated Clients. Not just any SSL access will be permitted with 1.2.
• Connection Error logging: Every time a communication error occurs to a processing institution, it is logged. This helps for auditing and troubleshooting (as well as accountability for leased-lines).
• Import/Export speedups. Speed-ups are in the ?many orders of magnitud: range. No more long down times for upgrading.
• Reporting speedups. Also in the [many orders of magnitude] range. Reports with 100,000+ transactions now take seconds instead of minutes.
• Added UNIX ODBC and IODBC database modules to support databases not currently natively supported.
• SCO OSR is now being exclusively released under SHM Threads implementation. It has been proven to be much more stable than the previous 3rd-party threading library. Please note the additional /etc/mcve/shm.conf config file.
  
• Modem Init String failure - To fix this problem, open the AuthPayX Configuration Assistant. Click on the Modems tab, delete the modem init string, and de-select the Pre-Init box. Save the configuration. At the AuthPayX Server Manager Window, restart the Server Engine.
• Concurrency issue due to using fcntl() for file locks, which is not thread-aware. (MSQL users only). It seemed to only affect extremely high volume systems.

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