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micahblu
micahblu

Reputation: 5212

Getting Failed to connect to host Input Server Uri = https://pilot-payflowpro.paypal.com:443

Getting this response for a very basic paypal payments advanced call:

Transaction failed! Please try again with another payment method. (server response follows)

Array
(
    [STATE] => CA
    [RESPMSG] => Failed to connect to host Input Server Uri = https://pilot-payflowpro.paypal.com:443
    [SHIPTOSTREET] => 1234 Park Ave
    [SHIPTOSTATE] => CA
    [STREET] => 123 Main St.
    [SHIPTOCITY] => San Jose
    [LASTNAME] => Doe
    [FIRSTNAME] => John
    [SHIPTOZIP] => 95101
    [SECURETOKEN] => 8dov2tKpHS02bZjINimuKFAEV
    [AMT] => 1.00
    [SHIPTOLASTNAME] => Smith
    [SECURETOKENID] => MySecTokenID-5547c1b32dc2b
    [CITY] => San Jose
    [SHIPTOFIRSTNAME] => Jane
    [ZIP] => 95101
    [RESULT] => -1
    [TRXTYPE] => A
)

I'm using php code samples that I obtained from a paypal docs page (actually it linked to a github repo), though I can't seem to find it again among the absurdly convoluted wilderness of extraneous docs that paypal has you trudge through to accomplish the simplest of tasks.

Its a basic iframe demo, layout c. The service is a debian linux distro

Update: Here is a link to the original doc reference that I used to get up and going: https://ppmts.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/929

Note that I'm using the "try the demos" zip (php) found in section 6. The demo and the docs there show the iframe as not having the pilot url, which by a suggestion here in the comments says it should be.

In updating the iframe url to the pilot url, I now get a new timeout error:

Array
(
    [STATE] => CA
    [TYPE] => A
    [ACCT] => 1111
    [ZIPTOSHIP] => 95101
    [BILLTOLASTNAME] => Doe
    [BILLTONAME] => John Doe
    [SHIPTOCITY] => San Jose
    [LASTNAME] => Doe
    [PNREF] => B10P7E8A02A7
    [TENDER] => CC
    [METHOD] => CC
    [SHIPTOZIP] => 95101
    [ADDRESSTOSHIP] => 1234 Park Ave
    [BILLTOFIRSTNAME] => John
    [AMT] => 1.00
    [SHIPTOCOUNTRY] => US
    [TRANSTIME] => 2015-05-05 10:40:36
    [NAMETOSHIP] => Jane Smith
    [ZIP] => 95101
    [BILLTOCOUNTRY] => US
    [EXPDATE] => 1215
    [STATETOSHIP] => CA
    [RESPMSG] => Timeout waiting for Processor response
    [COUNTRY] => US
    [SHIPTOSTATE] => CA
    [BILLTOZIP] => 95101
    [SHIPTOSTREET] => 1234 Park Ave
    [BILLTOCITY] => San Jose
    [TAX] => 0.00
    [BILLTOSTATE] => CA
    [CARDTYPE] => 0
    [FIRSTNAME] => John
    [AVSDATA] => XXN
    [CITYTOSHIP] => San Jose
    [SECURETOKEN] => 88saMEY6aCkyh09bhzHgE1w1i
    [SECURETOKENID] => MySecTokenID-5549007e7d1fe
    [CITY] => San Jose
    [NAME] => John Doe
    [COUNTRYTOSHIP] => US
    [BILLTOSTREET] => 123 Main St.
    [RESULT] => 104
    [TRXTYPE] => A
    [ADDRESS] => 123 Main St.
)

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 4500

Answers (1)

Eshan
Eshan

Reputation: 3677

When you are in test environment you need to make sure you are using the endpoint "https://pilot-payflowlink.paypal.com" once you created the secure token.

Apart from that if you are getting "the time out waiting for host error" while using the card "4111111111111111" trying using the any card from before link and it should work fine.

http://www.getcreditcardnumbers.com/

Upvotes: 3

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