Payment modules shipped with KonaKart are installed and configured through the Administration Application.

If you wish to add a new payment gateway and are not a programmer, please contact us. If you are a Java programmer, it is possible for you to add your own module by following the examples we provide in the package. There is a detailed guide below.

The best approach is to learn by example. We supply all of our supported modules in source code format. They can be found under the KonaKart/custom/modules/src/com/konakart/bl/modules/payment directory. All payment modules should extend com.konakart.bl.modules.payment.BasePaymentModule and implement com.konakart.bl.modules.payment.PaymentInterface.

In order to determine which Payment Modules are installed, the KonaKart engine reads the "MODULE_PAYMENT_INSTALLED" configuration property which should contain a semicolon delimited list of payment modules installed. For backwards compatibility reasons, the property may contain a list of names with a php extension (i.e. cc.php;cod.php). KonaKart ignores the extension. Let's say that you introduce a new module called "MyModule". In this case, KonaKart will look for a class called MyModule.class in the package "com.konakart.bl.modules.payment.mymodule". Note that the package name is always the class name converted to lower case.

The interface that the payment module implements is relatively simple . The main method is called getPaymentDetails(Order order, PaymentInfo info) . The module is passed in the Order object and a PaymentInfo object . The PaymentInfo object contains details on zone information so that the module can be disabled if the delivery address isn't within a zone. It also contains details used mainly for IPN (Instant Payment Notification) such as the host and port details for the return notification and a secret key that can be used to validate the return notification. The order object contains all details about the order, some of which, may be required. In the case of the PayPal example, the final piece of the puzzle is contained in a Struts action class called com.konakart.actions.ipn.PayPalAction. This action is called by PayPal in order to return the status of the payment. When received, the action class may change the state of the order as well as updating the inventory.

    PaymentOptions options = new PaymentOptions();
    options.setOrderId(order.getId());
    options.setAction(0);
    NameValue[] retArray = getAdminModulesMgr().callPaymentModule(
            "com.konakartadmin.modules.payment.authorizenet.AdminPayment", options);

Shipping modules shipped with KonaKart are installed and configured through the Administration Application.

If you wish to add a new shipping module and are not a programmer, please contact us. If you are a Java programmer, it is possible for you to add your own module by following the examples we provide in the package. The best approach is to learn by example. We supply a few examples in source code format:

In order to determine which Shipping Modules are installed, the KonaKart engine reads the "MODULE_SHIPPING_INSTALLED" configuration property which should contain a semicolon delimited list of shipping modules installed. For backwards compatibility reasons, the property may contain a list of names with a php extension (i.e. flat.php;item.php;table.php). KonaKart ignores the extension. Let's say that you introduce a new module called "MyModule". In this case, KonaKart will look for a class called MyModule.class in the package "com.konakart.bl.modules.shipping.mymodule". Note that the package name is always the class name converted to lower case.

The interface that the shipping module implements is relatively simple . The main method is called getQuote(Order order, ShippingInfo info) . The module is passed in the Order object and a ShippingInfo object . The ShippingInfo object contains details on zone information so that the module can be disabled if the delivery address isn't within a zone. It also contains information about the number of packages and their weight etc so that the shipping cost can be calculated . The order object contains all details about the order, some of which, may be required.

An alternative approach is to contact us with details of the Shipping Module that you would like to integrate with KonaKart so that we can create the module for you.

# Set this to the number of zones you require.
MODULE_SHIPPING_ZONES_NUMBER_OF_ZONES=1

Order Total modules shipped with KonaKart are installed and configured through the Administration Application.

If you wish to add a new order total module and are not a programmer, please contact us. If you are a Java programmer, it is possible for you to add your own module by following the examples we provide in the package.

The best approach is to learn by example. We supply the source code for all of the examples that are part of an installation. These include:

In order to determine which Order Total Modules are installed, the KonaKart engine reads the "MODULE_ORDER_TOTAL_INSTALLED" configuration property which should contain a semicolon delimited list of order total modules installed. For backwards compatibility reasons, the property may contain a list of names with a php extension (i.e. ot_subtotal.php;ot_tax.php;ot_shipping.php). KonaKart ignores the extension. Let's say that you introduce a new module called "MyModule". In this case, KonaKart will look for a class called MyModule.class in the package "com.konakart.bl.modules.ordertotal.mymodule". Note that the package name is always the class name converted to lower case.

The interface that the order total module implements is relatively simple . The main method is called getOrderTotal(Order order, boolean dispPriceWithTax, Locale locale) . The module is passed in the Order object which contains all details about the order, some of which, may be required.

An alternative approach is to contact us with details of the Order Total Module that you would like to integrate with KonaKart so that we can create the module for you.

Other modules shipped with KonaKart are installed and configured through the Administration Application.

If you wish to add a new other module and are not a programmer, please contact us. If you are a Java programmer, it is possible for you to add your own module by following the examples we provide in the package. The best approach is to learn by example. We supply a few examples in source code format:

In order to determine which Other Modules are installed, the KonaKart engine reads the "MODULE_OTHERS_INSTALLED" configuration property which should contain a semicolon delimited list of other modules installed. For backwards compatibility reasons, the property may contain a list of names with a php extension (i.e. flat.php;item.php;table.php). KonaKart ignores the extension. Let's say that you introduce a new module called "MyModule". In this case, KonaKart will look for a class called MyModule.class in the package "com.konakart.bl.modules.others.mymodule". Note that the package name is always the class name converted to lower case.

The interface that the other module implements is relatively simple . The main method is called validateCaptcha(CaptchaInputIf captchaInfo) . The module is passed in a CaptchaInput object . The CaptchaInput object contains details on captcha information so that the module can send captcha information to Google Server for validation.

An alternative approach is to contact us with details of the Other Module that you would like to integrate with KonaKart so that we can create the module for you.