// A default class that uses an INI file is provided.
// The default directory is the API installation directory.
// The default filename is ./conf/connection.ini (which ought to be chmod 400 and owned by the application daemon user)
// We override that by submitting ".." as the configruation directory (a filename could also be provided if needed).
echo "Creating a new OAConnection Object" . PHP_EOL;
$oaConn = new OAConnection(new OAClientConfigIni('../..'));
// Here's an example showing an INI Config file stored in the /etc/myapp/oaconf/local_connection.ini file
//$oaConn = new OAConnection( new OAClientConfigIni('/etc/myapp', '/conf/local_connection.ini') );
// Now that we've got the connection, connect to the server and get an existing Payment Profile and update it
echo "Connecting to server..." . PHP_EOL;
$connected = '';
$attempts = 3;
try {
while (!$connected and $attempts > 0) {
echo "Connecting: {$attempts} remaining" . PHP_EOL;
$oaConn->connect();
$connected = $oaConn->isConnected();
if ($connected) {
echo "Successfully connected!" . PHP_EOL;
}
$attempts = $attempts - 1;
}
if (!$connected) {
exit("Failed to establish a connection with the OpenACH server.");
}
// Load payment profile using either an external_account_id or a payment_profile_id
// Make sure you pick an ID that actually exists in your account!
// NOTE: To find one, log into your OpenACH account, and find a payment profile by clicking on:
// Your originator -> Your Bank -> Your Origination Account -> Payment Profiles
// A very common use case is for end users to have a 1:1 correlation with payment profiles
#echo "Retrieving Payment Profile ID from a custom defined app identifier" . PHP_EOL;
