#Integrating Paypal Advanced checkout payment into my WebApp (ReactJS + SpringBoot + MongoDB)

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austere wolf
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Hi Fellow Hackers,

I was looking into integrating the Advanced Checkout on my WebApplication (React JS + Spring Boot + Mongodb). I'm lost looking at the documentation. Can someone guide me a bit?
So I assume there will be these this:

  1. A check out page in React JS
  2. Then after payment is done, verification/notification url that I need to read on my backend to verify payments

But I'm getting lost on documentation a bit. I also looked into a bit, in the past there used to JAVA SDK but that seems to be removed. So, I assume it needs to a pure REST API based implementation.

Thank you,
Friends.

sly meteorBOT
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<@&1004656351647117403> please have a look, thanks.

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astral latch
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with paypal you can create the entire checkout flow using the html that they provide. there';s code somewhere on their website for checkout buttons, shopping carts etc

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in your backend you could leverage the paypal IPN which is a callback service that paypal sends a backend whenever somebody buys something

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austere wolf
austere wolf
astral latch
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It's a REST call that PayPal do

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They'll send a json to your domain

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You can do whatever you want with that JSON such as storing it in a DB, getting the customers address for shipping, etc etc