I can't seem to make it work. I am suppose to send FedEx a Subscription Transaction but it won work and keep asking me for the meter number (which I am suppose to get with subscription transaction!):
use Business::FedEx::DirectConnect;
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
my $t = Business::FedEx::DirectConnect->new(uri=>'https://gateway.fedex.com/GatewayDC'
,acc => '245075844' #FedEx Account Number
,meter => '' #FedEx Meter Number (This is given after you subscribe to FedEx)
,referer => 'XYZ Inc.'# Name or Company
,host=> 'gateway.fedex.com' #Host
,Debug => 1
);$t->set_data(3003,
1 => '123456789asa',
4003 => 'John Doe',
4008 => '123 Main St',
4011 => 'Boston',
4012 => 'MA',
4013 => '02116',
4014 => 'US',
4015 => '6175551111',
) or die $t->errstr;
print "<br>result: ".$t->lookup(498);
If you have other suggestions than this particualr module feel free!
Thanks.
Jean
If not, then *bump* hopefully someone else will have a better clue than me ;)
It does actually need the meter number. The documentation suggest to send a scripted request and it is suppose to return the meter number, only it does not. I also try using the account number and meter number from a customer to no avail.
No one had any luck with getting FedEx shipping cost in realtime using this module or something else?
Jean
No one had any luck with getting FedEx shipping cost in realtime using this module or something else?
I've had a lot of luck with "something else", that being InterShipper. I get quotes from it daily, in real time.
$9.99/mo. for 100 lookup... and up from there!
Jean
