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Chris Galli edited this page May 16, 2017 · 26 revisions


Welcome to the SDK .NET wiki!

On these pages, we present in simple steps the installation, configuration and usage of the SDK..

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Update Log

  • Version 6.5.0-SNAPSHOT, mm/dd/yyyy

    • SALT phrase configurable as a app setting(key/value) in app.config. Set Ris.Khash.Salt in your app.config file for this to work.
    • Update docfx.console to version 2.16.8
  • Version 6.4.2 changes, 04/06/2017

    • Minor improvements for integration tests logging
    • Fixed build issue with docFX (ver 2.16.2) and Visual Studio install Path
  • Version 6.4.0 changes, 03/30/2017

    • Secure communication between client and server now using TLS v1.2
    • Added Power Shell scripts for easier compilation, build, unit and integration tests, .net documentation generation, and packaging
    • General source code improvements and modernization
    • Using DocFX documentation generation tool (ver. 2.15.5) for API reference.
    • General .net framework enhancements to 4.5 (.NET framework 4.5 or later is recommended).
  • Version 6.3.0 changes, 02/24/2015

    • Added support for API key authentication. Client certificate validation is still supported, but is now deprecated. Set Ris.API.Key in your app.config file for this to work.
    • EPTOK new field gets auto-populated when setting a credit card payment. Kount only saves this if the merchant has certain 3rd party call-outs enabled.
  • Version 6.0.0 changes, 08/01/2014

    • Added support for new 'Kount Central' RIS query modes 'J' and 'W'.

Quick Links

  • [Kount RIS SDK .NET doc|https://kount.github.io/kount-ris-dotnet-sdk/dotnetdoc]
  • [Integration tests|https://github.com/Kount/kount-ris-dotnet-sdk]

Other Kount RIS SDK implementations

Kount gives developers the ability to use the SDK on various platforms and different programming languages. Currently, alongside .NET, Java and PHP are supported.

An SDK version for Python (2.7 and 3+) is still under development.

SDK Status

Some info on unit tests here like build status, coverage percentage.