Wednesday, August 31, 2011

When integrating with Chase Payemtech E-Xact Pay-Pages, I could not get the HMAC-MD5 hash to generate properly and match what their Hash Generator was producing. After reading up on HMAC (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMAC)

I ran some of their samples and found that what was being generated from the HMAC-MD5 was the same result as HMAC SHA1 and NOT what the wiki said should be produced for HMAC-MD5.

Solution? change the Pay-Page configuration to use SHA1 and use SHA1 to generate all the request and response validation hashes.

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Tuesday, August 30, 2011

taskmanager windows mobile
force close an application on a windows mobile device
Settings > System > Memory > Running Programs

Select app and click
Or
Click