Have you looked into vfpencryption.fll by Sweet Potato Software (www.sweetpotatosoftware.com)? That tool provide a lot of different encryption algorithms.

We're currently still using md5.fll for creating our hashes for interfacing with Authorize.Net. I honestly don't remember where we got it. Its pretty old. I would think that vfpencryption would do everything that md5.fll can do plus more. We're actually switching voer to vfpencryption.

Hope that helps.

>Hi, I'm working on setting up an interface with Authorize.net also (using the SIM method), from a VFP app. I'm stuck in that I can't find a tool that will generate the HMAC-MD5 hash value that allows passing a seed key to generate the hash. If you have found or can share anything, I would certainly appreciate it. TIA! -Mark
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>>I was finally able to match Authorize.net's hash value. It seems as though their Advanced Integration Method uses straight MD5 rather than HMAC-MD5 ... and upper and lower case characters make a HUGE difference! <g>
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>>>We're using the AIM method (Advanced Integration Method). The AIM documentation just referred to it as MD5 Hash but I bet they're using the HMAC-M5 just as their SIM does.
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>>>I'll have to try that and see if the hash values match.
>>>
>>>Thanks for your help!
>>>
>>>Rodd
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>>>>Rodd,
>>>>That is correct Authorize.net is using HMAC-M5 as per there documentation on page: 7 of the Simple Integration Method Implementation Guide v1.0
>>>>
>>>>Chad Newman