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Re: Autobanking
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Re: Autobanking


  • Subject: Re: Autobanking
  • From: Enrique Zamudio <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 26 Sep 2001 18:16:36 -0500
  • Organization: Nasoft

You can check the source of each page that your bank sends you, to see
what values you have to send (for example, the names of the fields for
the PIN and username or whatever you need to log in).

You can create a HTTP request with those values and send it, then get
the next page, parse it and display the values in your cocoa app. I
think there are a couple of classes in Foundation that can help you with
that, like NSURL.

The connection to the bank is probably with SSL, so you can use the SSL
framework that I wrote (it just includes the headers for the SSL library
included with Mac OS X and it's a convenience so that you can include
this framework instead of linking directly against the library). You can
find it at:

http://homepage.mac.com/ezamudio/

I hope that helps.

eZL


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