Class SessionResponse

Inheritance
object
SessionResponse
Inherited Members
Namespace: Ingenico.Connect.Sdk.Domain.Sessions
Assembly: connect-sdk-dotnet.dll
Syntax
public class SessionResponse

Properties

AssetUrl

The datacenter-specific base url for assets. This value needs to be passed to the Client SDK to make sure that the client software connects to the right datacenter.

Declaration
public string AssetUrl { get; set; }
Property Value
Type Description
string

ClientApiUrl

The datacenter-specific base url for client requests. This value needs to be passed to the Client SDK to make sure that the client software connects to the right datacenter.

Declaration
public string ClientApiUrl { get; set; }
Property Value
Type Description
string

ClientSessionId

The identifier of the session that has been created.

Declaration
public string ClientSessionId { get; set; }
Property Value
Type Description
string

CustomerId

The session is build up around the customer in the form of the customerId. All of the Client APIs use this customerId in the URI to identify the customer.

Declaration
public string CustomerId { get; set; }
Property Value
Type Description
string

InvalidTokens

Tokens that are submitted in the request are validated. In case any of the tokens can't be used anymore they are returned in this array. You should most likely remove those tokens from your system.

Declaration
public IList<string> InvalidTokens { get; set; }
Property Value
Type Description
IList<string>

Region

Possible values:

  • EU - datacenter located in Amsterdam
  • US - datacenter located in Miami
  • AMS - datacenter located in Amsterdam
  • PAR - datacenter located in Paris
When a session is created it is created in a specific datacenter. Any subsequent calls using the Client API need to be datacenter specific. The datacenters are identified by this region value. This value needs to be passed to the Client SDK to make sure that the client software connects to the right datacenter. This only applies if your clients use a version older than the ones listed below:
  • JavaScript Client SDK v3.6.0
  • iOS ObjectiveC Client SDK v3.10.0
  • iOS Swift Client SDK v2.2.0
  • Android Client SDK v3.10.0
In case of the iOS and Android SDKs the version of the SDK used will be tightly coupled with the versions of your app that is still in active use. You are advised to pass this value to your clients in case you are unsure of the version used in your clients.
Declaration
public string Region { get; set; }
Property Value
Type Description
string