POS Status Request

A code sample of POSStatusRequest can be seen below.

PosClientService _posClientService = new PosTcpClientService(ipAddress: "127.0.0.1", port: 5002);

//Optional: TransactionConfig can also be set via configuration files, see "Configuration files" documentation for more information.
_posClientService.TransactionConfig = new Credential
{
    CustomerCode = "ABF",
    Site = "PXP000000001",
    Workstation = "001",
    Merchant = "1234567890",
    Username = "PXPUser",
    Password = "Testing",
    Culture = "en"
};

//Optional: PedConfig can also be set via configuration files, see "Configuration files" documentation for more information.
_posClientService.PedConfig = new PedEndpointAddress
{
    EndpointAddressType = PedEndpointAddressType.Serial,
    SerialEndpointAddress = new SerialEndpointAddress
    {
        ComPort = "com9"
    }
};

var posStatusRequest = new PosStatusRequest();

var posStatusResponse = await _posClientService.ProcessAsync(posStatusRequest);

Console.WriteLine(posStatusResponse.ResponseMessage);
Console.WriteLine(posStatusResponse.FaultResponseCode);

The following table contains POSStatusRequest objects and their detailed definitions.

POSStatusResponse

Field Name	Type (C#)	Mandatory	Description
FaultResponseCode	int	Yes	This is the code indicating the reason when the response code is an "Error"
ResponseMessage	string	Yes	This is the human readable message from either the acquirer or the ANYpay service that describes the Response Code
TransactionReference	string	Yes	This is the merchant's own unique reference for the request