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QUESTION
I have Erlang SSL TCP socket which has a permanent TCP connection to other party, we use a protocol similar to ISO8583 protocol four first byte is a packet size which is ASCII encoded. Based on Erlang inet documentation (https://erlang.org/doc/man/inet.html) It only supports unsigned integer for packet size.
The header length can be one, two, or four bytes, and containing an unsigned integer in big-endian byte order.
right now I use gen_server handle_info, as soon as I receive a packet I read first four byte then compare it to Binary size and if the binary size is small I do nothing and put recieved binary to LastBin and wait for rest of packet and If more than one msg is in packet I call read_iso packet several times, short sample if what I do is like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-07 at 05:38Question 1: Your packet protocol doesn't fit with erlang's packet protocol, so I think you need to read from the socket in raw
mode by specifying {packet, raw}
or equivalently {packet, 0}
, see https://erlang.org/doc/man/inet.html#packet.
I'm not sure how you are using handle_info()
to read from the socket. Are you setting {active, true}
so that data sent to the socket lands in the genserver's mailbox? If so, I don't think that will work because {active, true}
tells erlang to automatically read N
bytes from the socket, where N
is specfied by {packet, N}
when you open the socket. In your case, N
will be 4. Erlang then uses the integer contained in those 4 bytes, let's call it MsLen
, to read MsLen
bytes from the socket. Erlang then combines all the chunks it reads from the socket into one complete message and places the complete message in the genserver's mailbox. However, your MsLen
will be wrong because it's not an unsigned integer, rather it's an ascii encoded integer. Therefore, I think you need to open the socket in passive mode, {active, false}
, read the first four bytes using gen_tcp:recv()
, decode to get the integer length, then call gen_tcp:recv()
again to read that many bytes from the socket.
Or, you could specify {active, true}
and {packet, raw}
so that any data sent to the socket will land in the genserver's mailbox. In that case, a message will consist of whatever size chunk happened to be sent to the socket by the underlying transport mechanism. So, you would need to use a loop around a receive block to keep extracting messages from the mail box until you got enough bytes for a complete message.
Question 2: When you open a socket in active
mode, {active, true}
, erlang automatically reads N
number of bytes from the socket, where N
is specified in {packet, N}
, then erlang combines the chunks into a complete message and places the message in the process mailbox, which can only be read by a receive clause. Calling gen_tcp:recv()
reads from the socket, which is of no help in that case. See details here: Erlang client-server example using gen_tcp is not receiving anything.
Specifying {active, once}
tells erlang to open the socket with {active, true}
for one message, then the socket switches to {active, false}
or passive mode. In passive mode, a process needs to read directly from the socket by calling gen_tcp:recv()
. You can specify {active, once}
when you want to prevent a hostile actor from flooding the socket with millions of messages, which in turn would fill up the process mailbox and cause the process to crash. Will a hostile actor be able to flood the socket with millions of messages?
Question: 3 Synchronous with what? When you use !
to send a message to a genserver process, the message send is asynchronous because the process that sent the message does not wait for any type of response from the genserver process, so execution continues unabated in the sending process. With a genserver, we don't ask whether handle_call()
is asynchronous, instead we ask whether the process that calls gen_server:call()
is asynchronous with the genserver process. The process that calls gen_server:call()
stops execution and waits for a response from the genserver process, so we say that the process that called gen_server:call()
is synchronous with the genserver process.
Is a process that calls gen_tcp:send()
asynchronous with the genserver process? gen_tcp:send()
returns ok
or an error message, so it does not wait for a reply from the genserver process, so a process that calls gen_tcp:send()
is asynchronous with the genserver process.
QUESTION
Is it possible to use a field more than 999 bytes in ISO8583?
I wanna to send data in a filed which has more than 999 bytes. What is the best solution? Can I define a new type: LLLLVAR to do that? I think we are enable to do that in JPOS but I cannot find it in WIKI_ISO8583.
Note that I used an specialized library to do that in c.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-09 at 12:20Yes you can, as long as you agree with the other party the length of the length field.
In ISO8583, V2003 there are some fields defined as LLLLVAR such as DE 34 and 43 defined also in jPOS CMF.
I'm not sure it's defined in v87 of ISO8583 since I don't have the spec, which is on what the Wikipedia page is based on.
Either way the Wikipedia page is not fully comprehensive on the standard.
QUESTION
I am evaluating j8583
as a library to parse ISO8583
messages. It works as expected for almost all fields but I am having trouble getting the correct value for Field 33.
I have created the following unit test:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-06 at 01:40For odd lengths, the values are left-padded, not right-padded. So the first nibble is ignored, not the last one.
I'm sorry it's not clear in the documentation. I'll amend it to specify this.
QUESTION
I have successfully generated a ARQC by satisfying the PDOL required by the ICC. The ARQC required the following PDOL tags.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-08 at 18:06Unfortunately this is a question you should ask to your acquirer. The usual is that you populate all the data you have, especially because some of them may be used for risk management rather than cryptogram calculation. List of mandatory data elements is usually longer than what is required purely for cryptogram generation. Second thing is that your application should not interpret proprietary data elements like Issuer Application Data unless you are required (remember there are other card application specifications and you might have trouble differentiating them on the acceptance side). Side note - AID is not IAD, 9F10 is not CVR.
QUESTION
In my pytest (python 3.7.4), I have test method which define and set the values for the fields of namedtuple
. But I do not actually see any values set in to the field though I set the values in my code.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-31 at 12:59In this part of the code, you create the ResponseResults object without saving it:
QUESTION
Both ISO8583.py
and ISO8583Errors.py
are located inside the ISO8583_payment
folder. Also, I created the dummy __init.py__
inside ISO8583_Payment
folder. When run ISO8583.py from the command line it throws me an error. But it works when I run from pyCharm IDE.
ISO8583.py
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-30 at 15:58Try following:
QUESTION
I am working on a project and this error have been giving me headache. I am making use of Java J8583 library to construct an ISO8583 message and send to a remote server. The server's response is a hex value: 5452414E53414354494F4E204552524F52 which when converted to ASCII: TRANSMISSION ERROR.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-23 at 14:54It's hard to say without larger context of your project and values of each field you want to pack, but your request looks strange. STAN (field 11) was supposed to be numeric, but contains alpha. Also, you should check encoding of Terminal ID (field 41) as it may be 8 bytes directly as you had it built it but in some systems I've seen 16 bytes using hex encoding.
QUESTION
I am creating a function in our application to manage the field (bit) 35 in ISO8583 for contactless transactions.
I have to create the ISO8583 fields and I don't know how to assemble the bit 35 for contactless transactions with CHIP or MAGNETIC BAND.
The main question is if someone has an example of service tracks 35 for MasterCard Contacless.
I have an example like of the image but the SERVICE CODE belongs to a CHIP EMV transaction (not contactless). In this case the SERVICE CODE is 201.
In Wikipedia it shows a rule but it is not much easy to understand:
So I want to know if the SERVICE CODE for a CONTACTLESS transaction is other number different to 201.
Thanks.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-26 at 07:34You cannot recognize Contactless MasterCard card from Service Code.
MasterCard Service Codes may start from 1xx, 2xx, 5xx, 6xx.
Service code on Track1/Track2 can be different from service code Tag value or at Track data of card application.
Also keep in mind that for Contactless-Swipe profiles Discretionary Data of Track2 contains Dynamic CVC value.
For detailed Service code requirements I can point you to "M/Chip Requirements—For Contact and Contactless" which you may find in internet easily.
QUESTION
I have a working JPOS ISO8583 server that able to handle request asynchronously, then i need to develop a test client to stress test it.
I want to know, is a mux able to handle multiple request at once and process it parallely? See this diagram. I'm using ISOMUX (not QMUX).
if the answer is Yes, then how to do it?
I tried with this code:
Customizer.java
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-23 at 20:05Make sure you increment the STAN (serial trace audit number, data element 11). That's the reason you're not getting responses, your client is sending duplicate messages.
QUESTION
Has anyone implemented the messaging iso8583 for Amex? I have a port and ip, but when I send an echo message (1804) with a socket it does not answer anything ... The Encoding is EBCDIC. Does anyone have an example? The code is in C#
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-15 at 06:46I don't understand C#, but I implemented AMEX in JAVA. I guess you shouldn't encode bitmap in EBCDIC, but instead only unhex its content. As the bitmap, I mean '2030018000000000
'.
I hope this will help.
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