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Code API Orange Money

This document outlines the steps to integrate the Orange Money API into an Android app using Java. It includes signing up for API access, understanding the documentation, adding dependencies, creating a Retrofit client, defining API endpoints, handling authentication, making API calls, and ensuring security. The guide emphasizes testing and debugging the integration in a sandbox environment.

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Code API Orange Money

This document outlines the steps to integrate the Orange Money API into an Android app using Java. It includes signing up for API access, understanding the documentation, adding dependencies, creating a Retrofit client, defining API endpoints, handling authentication, making API calls, and ensuring security. The guide emphasizes testing and debugging the integration in a sandbox environment.

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To integrate the Orange Money API into an Android app using Java, follow these general steps:

1. Sign up for Orange Money API Access:

Visit Orange Developer and sign up.

Create an account, then browse the APIs, particularly the Orange Money API.

Follow the steps to obtain the API key, secret, and other necessary credentials.

2. Understand the API Documentation:

Go through the official Orange Money API Documentation for detailed information on
endpoints, parameters, and authentication processes.

3. Add Required Dependencies:

Your Android project needs libraries for making HTTP requests. Add these dependencies to your
build.gradle file:

4. Create Retrofit Client for API Communication:

Define the API client using Retrofit, which is popular for REST API calls in Android:

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5. Define API Endpoints (Service Interface):

Define the Orange Money API endpoints by creating an interface. Example for sending payment
requests:

6. Prepare API Models (Request/Response):

Define the request and response models based on the API documentation:

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PaymentRequest.java

7. Handle Authentication (OAuth):

Orange Money uses OAuth 2.0 for authentication. Create a method to authenticate and get the
access token:

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8. Make the API Call:

Initialize the API client and call the payment endpoint with the required data:

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public void initiateOrangeMoneyPayment() {

// Initialize Retrofit

OrangeMoneyService service =
ApiClient.getClient("https://api.orange.com/").create(OrangeMoneyService.class);

// Create a payment request object

PaymentRequest paymentRequest = new PaymentRequest("1000", "XOF", "2250701234567",


"Payment for services");

// Make the API call

Call<PaymentResponse> call = service.initiatePayment(paymentRequest);

call.enqueue(new Callback<PaymentResponse>() {

@Override

public void onResponse(Call<PaymentResponse> call, Response<PaymentResponse>


response) {

if (response.isSuccessful()) {

// Handle the success case

} else {

// Handle the failure case

@Override

public void onFailure(Call<PaymentResponse> call, Throwable t) {

// Handle error

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}

});

9. Test and Debug:

Test your integration on a sandbox environment provided by Orange.

Check for errors or unsuccessful payments and debug accordingly.

10. Handle Security:

Always store credentials securely and follow best practices (e.g., encryption).

Use HTTPS for secure API communication.

By following these steps, you will be able to integrate the Orange Money API in your Android
app using Java.

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