MakeCommerce Java SDK

Table of Contents

1. Introduction and overview
2. Requirements
3. Installation
4. Adding JAR to Your Project
5. Platform information
6. Simple example
7. Documentation
   • Get shop configuration
   • Get shop data
   • Get shop fees
   • Get shop Account Statement
   • Create transaction
   • Get transaction
   • Get transaction statement
   • Get transaction list
   • Create payment
   • Create refund
   • Get refund
   • Get refunds list
   • Get payment methods
   • Add Merchant Data to transaction
   • Get shipment destinations
   • Create shipments
   • Get label formats
   • Create labels
8. Contact us

Introduction and overview

Welcome! In this page you can find a quick overview of the MakeCommerce Java SDK.

Adding JAR to Your Project

To include a JAR file in your project, follow these steps:

• Add the JAR file to a directory in the root of your project. We suggest using a libs directory for this purpose, but you can choose any other directory that suits your project structure.

• In your project's pom.xml file, add a new inside the block:

<dependency>
    <groupId>ee.makecommerce</groupId>
    <artifactId>makecommerce-java</artifactId>
    <version>1.0.0</version>
    <scope>system</scope>
    <systemPath>${project.basedir}/libs/makecommerce-java-1.0.0.jar</systemPath>
</dependency>

In this configuration, ${project.basedir} is a placeholder that Maven replaces with the path to the root of your project, and /libs/makecommerce-java-1.0.0.jar is the path to the JAR file relative to the root of your project.

Please adjust the path according to the actual location of your JAR file. For example, if you decide to put the JAR in a custom directory, the path should look like ${project.basedir}/custom/makecommerce-java-1.0.0.jar.

Platform information

Before proceeding, you need to create and populate the makecommerce-module.properties file located in the src/resources/ directory of your project. This file should specify the name and version of your platform/store.

Here is a template for the makecommerce-module.properties file:

platform.name=YourStoreName
platform.version=YourStoreVersion

Please replace YourStoreName and YourStoreVersion with your actual store's name and version respectively.

To help visualize the file structure, below is a diagram representing the placement of the JAR file, the pom.xml, and the makecommerce-module.properties file in your project:

YourProject/
│   pom.xml
│
└───libs/
│   │   makecommerce-java-1.0.0.jar
│   
└───src/
    └───main/
        └───java/
        └───resources/
            │   makecommerce-module.properties

Simple example

Create transaction

	Configuration testShop = new Configuration(
				"f7741ab2-7445-45f9-9af4-0d0408ef1e4c",
				() -> "pfOsGD9oPaFEILwqFLHEHkPf7vZz4j3t36nAcufP1abqT9l99koyuC1IWAOcBeqt",
				Environment.TEST,
				true);

	MakeCommerceService makeCommerceService = new MakeCommerceService(testShop);

	Customer customer = new Customer();
	customer.setCountry("ee");
	customer.setEmail("[email protected]");
	customer.setIp("123.123.123.123");
	customer.setLocale("et");

	Transaction transaction = new Transaction();
	transaction.setAmount("75.95");
	transaction.setCurrency("EUR");
	transaction.setReference("123abc");

	CreateTransactionRequest request = new CreateTransactionRequest(transaction, customer);

	TransactionResource response = makeCommerceService.createTransaction(request);

Documentation

For an overview of the various components of Makecommerce Java SDK, see Our developer portal at https://developer.maksekeskus.ee/

Get shop configuration

HTTP REQUEST GET /v1/shop/configuration

Method: public ShopConfigurationResponse getShopConfiguration()

Retrieves configuration of the Shop a json array that could be handy to cache on e-shop server side for the integration module. You could refresh this i.e. each hour or once a day. Right now the json contains: Payment methods available for the shop: Use this to render selection of payment methods in checkout dialog. The list may change over time based on the commercial agreement and when payment channels are added or removed by MakeCommerce. Channels are ordered by country, so you can use the order for UI. We intend to make logos for the channels to be available on our server.

As input, we ask you to provide description of the integration environment - info about e-commerce platform and integration module. We need this information for better problem resolution capability and for estimating impact of changes in our API.

Get shop data

HTTP REQUEST GET /v1/shop

Method: public GetShopResponse getShopInfo()

The getShopInfo method is an API endpoint that retrieves the information for a specific shop. Upon receiving a GET request at the /v1/shop endpoint, this method processes the request and returns the data as a GetShopResponse object.

The GetShopResponse object encapsulates the shop's information and includes several fields:

• contact
  • email
  • phone
• created_at
• id
• modified_at
• name
• notifications
  • email
  • method
  • url
• object
• return
  • method
  • url
• status

Get shop fees

HTTP REQUEST GET /v1/transactions

Method: public List<Fee> getShopFees(ShopFeesRequest request)

The getShopFees method retrieves the list of fees associated with a shop within a specified date range. This is performed by sending a GET request that includes parameters specifying the start and end dates (created_since and created_until), the page number for paginated results (page), and the number of results per page (per_page). The method then returns a list of Fee objects, each containing information about the fee's category (object), amount (amount), value-added tax (vat), unique identifier (id), and creation timestamp (created_at).

The response object Fee:

• object
• amount
• vat
• id
• created_at

Get shop account statement

HTTP REQUEST GET /v1/shop/accountstatements

Method: public List<ShopAccountStatementResponse> getShopAccountStatement(ShopAccountStatementRequest request)

Returns all movements on your account, including service fees, payouts etc.

Parameters 'since' and 'until' can be expressed as date or timestamp. If no timezone is indicated then UTC is applied

Parameter 'payout id' can be expressed as an integer and is optional.

The response object ShopAccountStatementResponse:

• created
• amount
• type
• transaction
• channel
• balance_before
• balance_after
• transaction_id
• merchant_reference
• original_amount
• exchange_rate

Create transaction

HTTP REQUEST POST /v1/transactions

Method: public CreateTransactionResponse createTransaction(CreateTransactionRequest createTransactionRequest)

CreateTransactionRequest object

Field	Required	Description
country	No(Default will be chosen if not provided)	ISO 3166 country code List of ISO 3166 country codes
email	No	Customer email
locale	No(Default will be chosen if not provided)	ISO 639-1 locale code List of ISO 3166 country codes
ip	Yes	Customer IP address

To create a new transaction simply provide a JSON object containing the required attributes for the new transaction. When creating a new transaction, an embedded payment_methods list is returned, containing the available payment methods for making a payment for this transaction. Transaction amount and currency are required. Transaction reference max-length is 20 characters.Customer ip is required. Customer country must be passed as an alpha-2 code according to ISO 3166-1. Customer locale must be passed as an alpha-2 code according to ISO 639-1. Transaction_url - optionalEach shop has its set of urls manageable in Merchant Portal under the API settings. You can optionally over-ride these urls when creating the transaction. If specified then full set must be provided (return_url, cancel_url, notification_url)

Get transaction

HTTP REQUEST GET /v1/transactions/{transactionId}

Method: public TransactionResource getTransaction(String transactionId)

Field	Description
transactionId	Transaction ID you get from here: Create transaction

Get transaction statement

HTTP REQUEST GET /v1/transactions/{transactionId}/statement

Method: public List<TransactionResource> getTransactionStatementResponse(String transactionId)

Field	Description
transactionId	Transaction ID you get from here: Create transaction

Get transaction list

HTTP REQUEST GET /v1/transactions

Method: public List<TransactionResource> getTransactionsList()

Create payment

HTTP REQUEST POST /transactions/{id}/payments

Method: public CreatePaymentResponse createPayment(DepositRequest depositRequest, String transactionId)

This method is purposed for handling recurring credit card payments. It isn't applicable to bank-link or single credit card transactions. The operation requires a payment token, found in a DepositRequest object, and a transaction ID.

Create refund

HTTP REQUEST POST /transactions/{id}/refunds

Method: public CreateRefundResponse createRefund(MakeCommerceRefund makeCommerceRefund, String transactionId)

MakeCommerceRefund object

Field	Required	Description
transaction ID	Yes	The ID of the transaction
amount	Yes	Amount of the refund
comment	Yes	Comment for the refund
email	Required for anonymous gift card refunds	Email of the original payer
app_info	Yes	Provides data about the module and platform

Note that you should verify state of the refund in the response. You may be returned 200 response (resource created) but its state may be FAILED. While the refund is in state SENT its amount is reserved on shop's account. You need sufficient balance on the account to make refunds.

Get refund description

HTTP REQUEST POST /v1/refunds/{refundId}

Method: public RefundResponse getRefund(String refundId)

The getRefund method retrieves the details of a specific refund using its unique identifier (refundId). The method sends a POST request to the /v1/refunds/{refundId} endpoint. The method then returns a RefundResponse object containing the refund details.

Get refund list

HTTP REQUEST GET /v1/refunds

Method: public List<RefundResponse> getRefundList(RefundListRequest request)

The getRefundList method retrieves a list of refunds within a specified date range and status. This method processes the GET request to the /v1/refunds endpoint with parameters specifying the start and end dates (since and until), the status of the refunds, the page number for paginated results (page), and the number of results per page (perPage).

RefundListRequest

• since: The start date of the period for which refunds are to be retrieved.
• until: The end date of the period for which refunds are to be retrieved.
• status: The status of the refunds to be retrieved.
• page: The page number for paginated results.
• perPage: The number of results per page.

Get payment methods

HTTP REQUEST GET /v1/methods

Method: public PaymentMethods getPaymentMethods(PaymentMethodsRequest request)

The getPaymentMethods method retrieves a list of available payment methods based on the provided request parameters. This method processes the GET request to the /v1/methods endpoint with parameters specifying the transaction ID, the amount, the currency, and the country.

PaymentMethodsRequest

• transactionId: The ID of the transaction for which payment methods are to be retrieved.
• amount: The amount for the transaction.
• currency: The currency for the transaction.
• country: If a country is specified, the retrieved payment methods will include options available in that country
• or methods that are not country-restricted, such as credit card options.

Add Merchant Data

HTTP REQUEST POST /v1/transactions/{transactionId}/addMeta

Method: public TransactionResource addMerchantDataToTransaction(String transactionId, AddMerchantDataRequest request)

The addMerchantDataToTransaction method allows the addition of merchant data to a specific transaction. This method sends a POST request to the /v1/transactions/{transactionId}/addMeta endpoint, where {transactionId} is replaced by the actual ID of the transaction. The merchant data to be added is passed in the request body.

Request Fields

• transactionId: The unique identifier for the transaction (path parameter).
• merchantData: The merchant data to be added to the transaction.

Get shipment destinations

HTTP REQUEST POST /v1/shipments/destinations

Method: public List<GetDestinationsResponse> getDestinations(GetDestinationsRequest request)

Returns a list of possible delivery destinations based on the filter set with the fields below.

GetDestinationsRequest object

Field	Required	Description
carries	No	List of carries, if blank shows all. OMNIVA, (SMARTPOST, DPD, OMNIVA_LV, PASTA_LV, OMNIVA_LT)
countries	No	List of ISO 3166 country codes
Types	No	APT = Automated parcel terminal, PO = Post office, PUP = Pickup point

Create shipments

HTTP REQUEST POST /v1/shipments

Method: public List<CreateShipmentResponse> createShipment(Shipment shipment)

Generates Shipments in the carrier systems (Itella, Omniva, DPD..) Requires your own credentials at these systems provided as input. Returns shipmentId(s).

Shipment object

Field	Required
credentials	Yes
orders	Yes

Credentials object

Field	Required	Description
carrier	Yes	Potential values: OMNIVA, SMARTPOST, DPD, OMNIVA_LV, PASTA_LV, OMNIVA_LT
username	Yes	Your carrier username
password	Yes	Your carrier password

Orders object

Field	Required	Description
orderId	Yes	Potential values: OMNIVA, SMARTPOST, DPD, OMNIVA_LV, PASTA_LV, OMNIVA_LT
carrier	Yes	Your carrier username
destination(postalCode, country, county, city, street)	Use this or destinationId	Destinations postal code, country(List of ISO 3166 country codes), county, city and street.
Recipient(name, phone, email)	Yes	Recipient name, phone number and email address
Sender(name, phone, email, postalCode)	Yes	Senders name, phone number, email address and postalcode

Get parcel label formats

HTTP REQUEST GET /v1/shipments/labels/formats

Method: public List<String> getLabelFormats()

Returns an array of all possible label print variants / formats

A4 - 4 per page A4_FULL_PAGE = 1 per page A5 - 2 per page A6_FULL_PAGE -> 1 per page

• LP Express currently only supports A4 - 3 per page. printFormat is ignored for create labels request

Create labels

HTTP REQUEST POST /v1/shipments/createlabels

Method: public CreateLabelResponse createLabels(Shipment request)

Generates Parcel Labels based on Shipments created in the carrier systems (Itella, Omniva, DPD..) Requires your own credentials at these systems provided as input. Returns url to generated label(s) in .pdf format.

Credentials object

Field	Required	Description
carrier	Yes	Potential values: OMNIVA, SMARTPOST, DPD, OMNIVA_LV, PASTA_LV, OMNIVA_LT
username	Yes	Your carrier username
password	Yes	Your carrier password

Orders object

Field	Required	Description
orderId	Yes	Potential values: OMNIVA, SMARTPOST, DPD, OMNIVA_LV, PASTA_LV, OMNIVA_LT
carrier	Yes	Your carrier username
destination(postalCode, country, county, city, street)	Use this or destinationId	Destinations postal code, country(List of ISO 3166 country codes), county, city and street.
Recipient(name, phone, email)	Yes	Recipient name, phone number and email address
Sender(name, phone, email, postalCode)	Yes	Senders name, phone number, email address and postalcode
shipmentId	Yes	shipmentId from Create shipments
printFormat	Yes	Page size

Contact us

You can contact support via email Support ([email protected]) if you have any questions.