#A-I-nstein-stripe-java

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versed timber
sleek gate
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Also can I directly pass the token returned by the google pay api to the 'source' parameter in the charge function or do I have to parse it ?

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something like this ( token = paymentResult['paymentMethodData']['tokenizationData']['token'];) maybe ?

versed timber
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By google pay API do you mean google's API or our something that our APi gives you for google pay?

sleek gate
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google's API

versed timber
sleek gate
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what about the Charge.create? what package am I supposed to import?

sleek gate
# versed timber You won't be able to use their API token with our API. You will want to use this...

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68659908/use-google-pay-response-token-in-stripe-api?rq=1

but in this discussion, the user seems to think that that we could directly send the api to the 'source parameter'?

Stack Overflow
Use Google Pay response token in Stripe api

I have set up the Google Pay button on my page by following Google Pay documentation, but i got stuck in the last step where i need to send the token response from Google Pay to Stripe as the Googl...

versed timber
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Looking in to these...

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You are right on the second one. With that setup you can use that token.

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And can you use other stripe methods with java at all? Is it just Charge related things that you can't see?

sleek gate
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When I call the Charge.create function, an error is thrown. I don't know how to import the Charge class.

sleek gate
chrome thorn
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What error is thrown?

sleek gate
sleek gate
chrome thorn
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And you've already installed the Stripe-java library? A direct copy-paste of the exact error message you're seeing would be helpful!

sleek gate
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MainActivity.java:42: error: cannot find symbol
Charge charge = Charge.create(params);
^
symbol: class Charge
location: class MainActivity

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import com.stripe.Stripe;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;

those are my imports

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implementation "com.stripe:stripe-java:20.75.0"

the dependency in my build.gradle

chrome thorn
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and what happens if you also import the following:

import com.stripe.model.*;
import com.stripe.param.*;
sleek gate
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error: unreported exception StripeException; must be caught or declared to be thrown
Charge charge = Charge.create(params);
^
1 error

chrome thorn
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So that tells you you need to catch the exception

sleek gate
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So I simply need to work out the usual error handling? Oh Thank you.

chrome thorn
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Yes, it wasn't working earlier since you didn't have the correct imports.

sleek gate
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@chrome thorn @versed timber thank you for helping me out.

chrome thorn
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Now that you have them, you just need to fix your error handling and make sure you keep the imports up to date

sleek gate
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Really appreciate your time.

sleek gate
chrome thorn
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Is there a specific reason you're trying to integrate directly with Google Pay? I only ask because this is a MUCH more complicated integration path

chrome thorn
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You haven't responded for a while so I'm going to archive this thread - if you come back later and need help please ask for someone to reopen your thread in the main channel and we can continue from there!!

sleek gate
drifting coral
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Hey @sleek gate karbi is offline so I will try to catch up. Please wait for a wile

sleek gate
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Sure. No problem.

drifting coral
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Okie I think I got it from here. Yes you now can use that token to Charge create method

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Just to be sure, does your token start with "tok_"?

sleek gate
drifting coral
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Sure

sleek gate
sleek gate
drifting coral
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I think the token is a string already? Then you should be good to directly use it. The ideal way to confirm if it is a correct token, is checking if it starts by "tok_"

sleek gate
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Okay. Makes sense. I'll do that. Thank you so much for the support. Appreciate your time.

drifting coral
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Oh but if it is something like ('examplePaymentToken'), then you may want to strip out that ( or '. Just make sure the check the value you got