qsearchs( 'cust_main', { 'custnum' => $self->custnum } );
}
+=item expmmyy
+
+Returns the credit card expiration date in MMYY format. If this is a
+CHEK payment, returns an empty string.
+
+=cut
+
+sub expmmyy {
+ my $self = shift;
+ if ( $self->payby eq 'CARD' ) {
+ $self->get('exp') =~ /^(\d{4})-(\d{2})-(\d{2})$/;
+ return sprintf('%02u%02u', $2, ($1 % 100));
+ }
+ else {
+ return '';
+ }
+}
+
+=item pay_batch
+
+Returns the payment batch this payment belongs to (L<FS::pay_batch).
+
+=cut
+
+sub pay_batch {
+ my $self = shift;
+ FS::pay_batch->by_key($self->batchnum);
+}
+
#you know what, screw this in the new world of events. we should be able to
#get the event defs to retry (remove once.pm condition, add every.pm) without
#mucking about with statuses of previous cust_event records. right?
my $paybatchnum = $new->paybatchnum;
my $old = qsearchs('cust_pay_batch', { paybatchnum => $paybatchnum })
or return "paybatchnum $paybatchnum not found";
+ # leave these restrictions in place until TD EFT is converted over
+ # to B::BP
return "paybatchnum $paybatchnum already resolved ('".$old->status."')"
if $old->status;
$new->status('Approved');
return;
}
+=item request_item [ OPTIONS ]
+
+Returns a L<Business::BatchPayment::Item> object for this batch payment
+entry. This can be submitted to a processor.
+
+OPTIONS can be a list of key/values to append to the attributes. The most
+useful case of this is "process_date" to set a processing date based on the
+date the batch is being submitted.
+
+=cut
+
+sub request_item {
+ local $@;
+ my $self = shift;
+
+ eval "use Business::BatchPayment;";
+ die "couldn't load Business::BatchPayment: $@" if $@;
+
+ my $cust_main = $self->cust_main;
+ my $location = $cust_main->bill_location;
+ my $pay_batch = $self->pay_batch;
+
+ my %payment;
+ $payment{payment_type} = FS::payby->payby2bop( $pay_batch->payby );
+ if ( $payment{payment_type} eq 'CC' ) {
+ $payment{card_number} = $self->payinfo,
+ $payment{expiration} = $self->expmmyy,
+ } elsif ( $payment{payment_type} eq 'ECHECK' ) {
+ $self->payinfo =~ /(\d+)@(\d+)/; # or else what?
+ $payment{account_number} = $1;
+ $payment{routing_code} = $2;
+ $payment{account_type} = $cust_main->paytype;
+ # XXX what if this isn't their regular payment method?
+ } else {
+ die "unsupported BatchPayment method: ".$pay_batch->payby;
+ }
+
+ Business::BatchPayment->create(Item =>
+ # required
+ action => 'payment',
+ tid => $self->paybatchnum,
+ amount => $self->amount,
+
+ # customer info
+ customer_id => $self->custnum,
+ first_name => $cust_main->first,
+ last_name => $cust_main->last,
+ company => $cust_main->company,
+ address => $location->address1,
+ ( map { $_ => $location->$_ } qw(address2 city state country zip) ),
+
+ invoice_number => $self->invnum,
+ %payment,
+ );
+}
+
=back
=head1 BUGS