FieldValue

Generalized Field-Value Pair

Description

This object is used by several methods that do not have a fixed list of parameters (like runTransaction). See the documentation of the specific method for the valid field names. (Methods using this object are listed below.)

Properties

Type	Name	Description
string	Field	Name of element.
string	Value	Value of element.

Examples

.NET VB

Dim Fields(0 To 9) As eBizCharge.FieldValue

Dim i As Integer

For i = 0 To 9

Fields(i) = New eBizCharge.FieldValue

Next i

Fields(0).Field = "UMname"

Fields(0).Value = "Tester Jones"

Fields(1).Field = "UMdescription"

Fields(1).Value = "Visual Basic For Dummies"

Fields(2).Field = "UMamount"

Fields(2).Value = "1.00"

Fields(3).Field = "UMinvoice"

Fields(3).Value = "12345"

Fields(4).Field = "UMcard"

Fields(4).Value = "4444555566667779"

Fields(5).Field = "UMexpir"

Fields(5).Value = "1212"

Fields(6).Field = "UMstreet"

Fields(6).Value = "1234 Main Street"

Fields(7).Field = "UMzip"

Fields(7).Value = "90210"

Fields(8).Field = "UMcvv2"

Fields(8).Value = "999"

.NET C#

eBizCharge.FieldValue[] tran = new eBizCharge.FieldValue[9];

for (int i = 0; i < 9; i++)

{

tran[i] = new eBizCharge.FieldValue();

}

tran[0].Field = "UMname"; tran[0].Value = "Tester Jones";

tran[1].Field = "UMdescription"; tran[1].Value = "runTransactionAPI sale";

tran[2].Field = "UMamount"; tran[2].Value = "1.00";

tran[3].Field = "UMinvoice"; tran[3].Value = "12345";

tran[4].Field = "UMcard"; tran[4].Value = "4444555566667779";

tran[5].Field = "UMexpir"; tran[5].Value = "1212";

tran[6].Field = "UMstreet"; tran[6].Value = "123 Main Street";

tran[7].Field = "UMzip"; tran[7].Value = "90046";

tran[8].Field = "UMcvv2"; tran[8].Value = "999";