I'm trying to get E-Junkie's notifications to work with my backend and I can't seem to get it working. (And yes, I've read the documentation page "Integrating E-junkie With 3rd-Party & Custom Services": http://www.e-junkie.com/ej/help.integration.htm)



My software application is using the open source Aquatic Prime framework for registration (http://www.aquaticmac.com). The long and short of it is that the Aquatic Prime PHP code accepts an IPN notification, then churns out a secure license file which gets emailed to the user. Shine (http://clickontyler.com/blog/2009/08/shine-an-indie-mac-dashboard) implements the Aquatic Prime stuff and adds a bunch of other features to it.







I have my E-Junkie account set up to send the Payment Variable Information to the correct URL. I've gotten E-Junkie properly implemented on my website and my server logs show a 200 response from my server when placing an order, so I know that E-Junkie is working properly. I can manually get my backend to send off a valid license file, so I know the PHP email is working. I can't, however, get the E-Junkie notification to trigger the license generation code automatically.



Does anyone have any experience integrating E-Junkie with Aquatic Prime or Shine that can point me in the right direction?

Bingo, that was it. The provided PHP script was checking back to PayPal for verification. Once I took that out and just had it work with the POST data from E-Junkie, it worked just fine

1) Grab the latest Aquatic Prime code from maccode.googlecode.com



2) In the file AquaticPrimepayPal.php remove lines 13-73 and replace them with the following:



// get POST data

$product = $POST['itemname'];

$name = $POST['firstname']." ".$POST['lastname'];

$email = $POST['payeremail'];

$amount = $POST['mcgross'];

$count = $_POST['quantity'];

// RFC 2822 formatted date

$timestamp = date("r", strtotime($POST['paymentdate']));

$transactionID = $POST['txnid'];



3) Profit!