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[acornils]

I'm looking for examples on how to setup the Fake Channel Store for developing. The SDK claims that the Fake Store is run out of configuration files. Does anyone know how to consturct these files and where they are stored?

Thanks,

[RokuJoel]

Maybe you are looking for this:

https://roku.box.com/s/951c579618219bfaa278

this is the example of in-channel purchasing.

The rest of the setup is done in https://owner.roku.com

- Joel

[acornils]

Sorry that is not what I'm after I have seen both those items already. What I want to know is how to setup the fake channel store mentioned in the SDK. The SDK referes to this being done in configuration files.

[RokuJoel]

Can you post a link to the page in the SDK you are referring to?

- Joel

[TheEndless]

I'm interested in knowing how to get this working as well. The FakeServer() method is documented here, but doesn't give any details on the "configuration files" it refers to: http://sdkdocs.roku.com/pages/viewpage. ... leanenable

[RokuMarkn]

Hm, I've never used this feature (nor did I even know it existed until now), but looking at the source, it looks like it works this way. In the directory pkg:/csfake, you can have these xml files:

CheckOrder.xml
PlaceOrder.xml
GetCatalog.xml
GetPurchases.xml
GetUpgrade.xml
UpgradeChannel.xml

If you call roChannelStore.FakeServer(true), then the response to a channel store request will be the contents of the corresponding xml file. No transaction with the channel store actually takes place.

--Mark

[acornils]

Mark,

Where are you finding refrence to these xml's for the fakeserver. I have not seen them in any of the documentation or the sample application that I have. If you could provide links to the xmls or more details on there structure so I can create my own for testing that would be great.

Aaron

[RokuMarkn]

I don't think these things are documented yet. You can put anything you want in the xml files, but of course it's only useful if you make the files look like actual channel store responses. The idea is you can test different kinds of channel store responses (errors, etc) to make sure your code parses and handles them correctly.

--Mark

[acornils]

Thanks Mark,

Do you know what the structure of the xml's is (i.e. required tags)?

Aaron

[TheEndless]

*bump*
Any chance we could get an example of the XML for each of these files? Everything logical that I've tried has resulted in an "Order Response Garbled" error.