Closed rifnijeleel closed 9 years ago
@rifnijeleel You will see the AuthorizationException
because it compares your keys to the merchant accounts you have access to. It is possible you could enter a valid merchantAccountId
for another merchant, and so we return an AuthorizationException
if you don't have proper access. (You will see this error regardless of whether a merchant account with that id exists or not).
Closing. @rifnijeleel feel free to reopen if you have further questions.
You get the same AuthorizationException
error if you try to update a GooglePay expiration date using PaymentMethod.UpdateAsync
- as opposed to a credit card. Wasn't expecting it to work, but would have expected a better error.
Don't have time to open an issue, but just wanted to add a note.
If i pass merchantAccountId in the request it throws an exception but if you dont it doesnt happen. I think either error message should be more clear or it should just accept the merchantAccountId. TransactionRequest request = new TransactionRequest() .amount(new BigDecimal(""+amount)). merchantAccountId("testdfcc2f3w26rdff")
Exception in thread "main" com.braintreegateway.exceptions.AuthorizationException at com.braintreegateway.util.Http.throwExceptionIfErrorStatusCode(Http.java:196) at com.braintreegateway.util.Http.httpRequest(Http.java:94) at com.braintreegateway.util.Http.post(Http.java:56) at com.braintreegateway.TransactionGateway.sale(TransactionGateway.java:105) at com.mobiletopup.service.paymentgateway.BraintreePaymentService.takePayment(BraintreePaymentService.java:154) at com.mobiletopup.service.paymentgateway.BraintreePaymentService.main(BraintreePaymentService.java:90)