Payment Processing
Now that Orange Whip Studios’ storefront and shopping-cart mechanisms are in place, it’s time to tackle the checkout process. While by no means difficult, this part generally takes the most time to get into place because you must make some decisions about how to accept and process the actual payments from your users.
Depending on the nature of your application, you might not need real-time payment processing. For instance, if your company bills its customers at the end of each month, you probably just need to perform some type of query to determine the status of the user’s account, rather than worrying about collecting a credit-card number and charging the card when the user checks out.
However, most online shopping applications ...
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