Response Type
The response from the transaction.
Remarks
This type describes the response from PayPal with information about the transaction. The TransactionId can be used to identify the transaction.
Fields
Amount String |
Amount returned in the response. This should always match the value sent in OrderTotal. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
AVS String |
The Address Verification System response code. This one character field contains the Address Verification System (AVS) result code. This is always returned in the server response. The AVS service is used to help detect fraud. While PayPal may authorize a payment, it is up to the merchant to check the AVS and decide whether or not to honor the transaction. The valid AVS codes are listed in the table below.
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CVV String |
Result of the CVV check by PayPal. If a CVV value was present in the CVV property before authorizing the transaction, this one character field will contain the host returned Card Verification Value result code. This is used to help detect fraud. It is up to the merchant to inspect this value and determine whether or not to honor the transaction. The following is a list of current result codes:
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TransactionId String |
Unique Transaction Id of the payment. The value of this field is returned by the server when either one of the following methods is called: - Sale. In this case, the TransactionId is your record of the transaction. - Authorize. You will need the value of TransactionId for use with the ReAuthCapture bean as a key to capturing funds. Character length and limitations:17 single-byte characters. |
Constructors
public Response();