UPS XML Contribution (debugging)

[Dangeo1]

I've got a problem with my UPS rates and I'm trying to get UPS to help me solve them.

 

Basically, their XML rates are lower than the rates actually charged. I'm a small store and take my UPS deliveries to the retail outlet for shipment. So, I sent them an e-mail complaining about it.

 

We've checked all the "usual" suspects and now they want a capture of the XML string that was sent requesting the rate, and the response received. (along with other information).

 

It'll be easy enough to re-create the order, but how can I go about grabbing the XML data stream?

[Dangeo1]

Bump for love.

 

Anybody?

[Guest]

no bumping allowed

[Guest]

from the readme:

 

If you fail to get quotes, an error message will usually tell you why. Make sure your

origin information is correct, and use the proper two-letter codes for your country and

state/province.

 

If you STILL don't get any quotes, you can enable logging which will record the request/

response of the transactions. Look for and uncomment the line in upsxml.php:

 

//$this->logfile = '/tmp/upsxml.log';

 

Change the location of the log to something you can read, and give the shopping cart a whirl.

Your request/response will eventually show up there.

 

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Disclaimer:

 

This disclaimer disclaims the previous disclaimer which disclaims:

 

This revision is based on ups.php v.1.53, which employs the UPS cgi method that has been

deprecated for over a year and although it appears to remain functional is no longer officially

supported by UPS. The currently supported UPS API requires XML requests through a secure socket

layer, for which there is not yet an osC implementation.

 

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Also on the contributions, it states to use contributions at your own risk.

[Dangeo1]

from the readme:

 

If you fail to get quotes, an error message will usually tell you why. Make sure your

origin information is correct, and use the proper two-letter codes for your country and

state/province.

 

If you STILL don't get any quotes, you can enable logging which will record the request/

response of the transactions. Look for and uncomment the line in upsxml.php:

 

//$this->logfile = '/tmp/upsxml.log';

 

Change the location of the log to something you can read, and give the shopping cart a whirl.

Your request/response will eventually show up there.

 

------------------------------------

Disclaimer:

 

This disclaimer disclaims the previous disclaimer which disclaims:

 

This revision is based on ups.php v.1.53, which employs the UPS cgi method that has been

deprecated for over a year and although it appears to remain functional is no longer officially

supported by UPS. The currently supported UPS API requires XML requests through a secure socket

layer, for which there is not yet an osC implementation.

 

------------------------------------

 

Also on the contributions, it states to use contributions at your own risk.

Thanks!

 

Re-created order contents/address, and made a /tmp/upsxml.log file.

 

It's not working yet, but I haven't given up.

[4play]

I'm having trouble with the ups xml module.

I fixed the spelling error but still am unable to connect to the ups server.

 

I would like to check the output log but don't know how to set this up ?!? :(

I disabled the '//' but nothing gets saved ?!?

 

Anyone knows what might be wrong ?

 

Thanks

[4play]

I finally managed to start the logging.. didn't know the contrib had to be in production mode.

 

I still don't get any reply from UPS server though.. it remains dead ?!?

 

HELP! :blink:

[SlammedDime]

http://www.oscommerce.com/forums/index.php?sho...10entry310099

[4play]

Thanks !!

 

I finally found out that my hosting package has libcurl installed before SSL :(

 

Thanks again for your help