paypal

Type Members

1. trait BasePaypalTrait extends DispatchPF

   

2. class PayPalInfo extends AnyRef

   

   A paramater set that takes request paramaters (from Req) and assigns them to properties of this class

3. trait PaypalBase extends AnyRef

   

   Common functionality for paypal PDT and IPN

4. sealed trait PaypalConnection extends AnyRef

   

   Represents the type of connection that can be made to paypal, irrespecitve of the mode of connection

5. case class PaypalDataTransferResponse(response: List[String]) extends PaypalResponse with Product with Serializable

   

   Wrapper instance for handling the response from a paypal data transfer.

   Wrapper instance for handling the response from a paypal data transfer.

   response

   The processed response List[String]. The response input should be created with StreamResponseProcessor

6. trait PaypalIPN extends BasePaypalTrait

   

   To handle IPN transactions you need to do the following:

   To handle IPN transactions you need to do the following:

   // in Whatever.scala object MyPayPalHandler extends PayPal { import PaypalTransactionStatus._ def actions = { case (ClearedPayment, info, _) => // write the payment to the database case (RefundedPayment, info, _) => // process refund } } // in Boot.scala LiftRules.statelessDispatchTable = MyPayPalHandler orElse LiftRules.statelessDispatchTable

   In this way you then get all the DispatchPF processing stuff for free.

7. sealed trait PaypalMode extends AnyRef

   

   sealed abstract type PaypalMode so we can cast to the super class in our method declerations.

   sealed abstract type PaypalMode so we can cast to the super class in our method declerations. Cannot be subclasses outside of this source file.

8. trait PaypalPDT extends BasePaypalTrait

   

9. trait PaypalResponse extends PaypalUtilities with HasParams

   

   All paypal service classes need to subclass PaypalResponse explicitally.

10. trait PaypalUtilities extends AnyRef

    

    A simple abstraction for all HTTP operations.

    A simple abstraction for all HTTP operations. By definition they will return a HTTP error code. We are invaribly only concerned with if it was a good one or not.