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TCLink (Python) |
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TCLink (Python) |
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Free (LGPL) |
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Python / Financial Tools |
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TCLink is an LGPL'd thin client API which can run credit card transactions credit card transactions over TCP/IP. Features include: An easy-to-use interface; Encryption using SSL and trusted certificates; Fast transactions times (average about 1.2 seconds end-to-end); and Fail-over to geographically distributed servers for extreme reliability. Full source code is included, as well as developer documentation and an example Python script. It is available for numerous platforms and languages.
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TCLink (Python) TCLink is an LGPL'd thin client API which can run credit card transactions over TCP/IP. It is a simple, cross-platform protocol The main features it includes are: An easy-to-use interface; Encryption using SSL and trusted certificates; Fast transactions times (average about 1.2 seconds end-to-end). Full source code is included. It also offers a developer documentation and an example Python script
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viewportfolio The performance of a stock portfolio that is established in a data file can be achieved by this portfolio tool.
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TCLink (Python) This is an LGPL’d thin client API that can be used to run credit card transactions over TCP/IP.
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viewportfolio The performance of a stock portfolio that is established in a data file can be achieved by this portfolio tool.
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TCLink (Python) TCLink is an LGPL'd thin client API which can run credit card transactions over TCP/IP. It is a simple, cross-platform protocol The main features it includes are: An easy-to-use interface; Encryption using SSL and trusted certificates; Fast transactions times (average about 1.2 seconds end-to-end). Full source code is included. It also offers a developer documentation and an example Python script
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TCLink (Python) This is an LGPL’d thin client API that can be used to run credit card transactions over TCP/IP.
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