payflow SDK update

We are using ecart for our online shopping cart and payflow is our payment gateway. We received a notice saying that we need to upgrade our SDK to version 3.43 before september (our current version is 3.06). Is there anything we need to do for ecart about this?

Thank you.

We are planning a release of eCart before September in order to make sure this issue is addressed. We have not done this update yet, so I'm not sure what the implementation details will end up being.

Any update regaring this from your end???

It should be updated in the most recent release.

Now, it is only 4 weeks left. Any update regarding this?

As mentioned in the previous post, this should be implemented in the most recent version already.

Our question is how are we implementing on our current store. Is there any instruction which tells us what to do.

You should be able to open up and re-apply the server behaviors related to paypal. They should appear on the checkout, confirm, and pp_confirm pages. Once you update the server behaviors the code will be updated as well and you can save and update the related files to complete the transition.

We are not still understanding what we need to reapply on the server behavior. We are not clear with your instruction. I have opened the checkout.cfm server behavior and all I am seeing there is ecart object. And the Confirm.cfm server behavior has also the ecart object and ecart session values....

The only place where we have the paypal host in the ecart is on PFpro_CF.cfm page which is located under "WA_ecart" folder and I have tried to change the host from "Payflow.verisign.com" to the new host URL "payflowpro.paypal.com" and tested it. The transaction went through successfully. However, when we checked the tranaction on the paypal manager, the client version(the version of SDK) still shows 3.0.6 - it does not show 4.30.

Shall we open a ticket for technical support?

I have created an incident for you related to this forum post. Somebody will be able to work with you directly to determine what might be wrong and find a resolution.