com.klarna.checkout

Class KlarnaCheckout

java.lang.Object

com.klarna.checkout.KlarnaCheckout

public final class KlarnaCheckout
extends java.lang.Object

Primary checkout object for merchant integration.

Standard "embedded" checkout initialization:
KlarnaCheckout checkout = new KlarnaCheckout( myCurrentActivity );
checkout.setSignalListener(..an implementation of the SignalListener interface..);
checkout.loadCheckoutSnippet( ..the html snippet from merchant server.. );
WebView webView = (WebView) checkout.getView();

(the returned WebView can then be placed in layout placeholder or fragment as required)

"Hybrid" checkout initialization:
KlarnaCheckout checkout = new KlarnaCheckout( myCurrentActivity );
checkout.setWebView( myMerchantWebView );
checkout.setSignalListener(..an implementation of the SignalListener interface..);
myMerchantWebView.loadUrl( "http://my_merchant_url" );

("myMerchantWebView" is a WebView instance that has loaded a web page which already contains the checkout code snippet)

Disposal:
When checkout is no longer needed you can call checkout's destroy method.

checkout.destroy();

NOTE: if using hybrid the main webView will not be destroyed. However the one created when using the embedded implementation will.

See Also:

SignalListener

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
KlarnaCheckout(android.app.Activity currentActivity)
KlarnaCheckout(android.app.Activity currentActivity, java.lang.String redirectURI)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	destroy() Method to destroy checkout and remove all resources.
android.view.View	getView() Returns the currentcheckout view} instance
void	resume() Sends message to checkout to resume operations.
static void	setGooglePushMessageToken(java.lang.String token) Sets google push messaging token if using with Klarna's GCM
void	setSignalListener(SignalListener checkoutSignalListener) Sets an instance of a CheckoutSignalListener for all signals to allow switched implementations.
void	setSnippet(java.lang.String snippet) Startup option for use when using a snippet obtained from server Loads html checkout "snippet" received from server into main WebView.
void	setWebView(android.webkit.WebView suppliedWebView)
void	suspend() Sends message to checkout to suspend operations.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

KlarnaCheckout

public KlarnaCheckout(android.app.Activity currentActivity)

KlarnaCheckout

public KlarnaCheckout(android.app.Activity currentActivity,
                      java.lang.String redirectURI)

Method Detail

suspend

public void suspend()

Sends message to checkout to suspend operations.

resume

public void resume()

Sends message to checkout to resume operations.

setWebView

public void setWebView(android.webkit.WebView suppliedWebView)

Parameters:

suppliedWebView -

setSnippet

public void setSnippet(java.lang.String snippet)

Startup option for use when using a snippet obtained from server Loads html checkout "snippet" received from server into main WebView.

NOTE: This is not needed if a supplied webview is used.

Parameters:

snippet - the snippet of html code that initializes the checkout.

setGooglePushMessageToken

public static void setGooglePushMessageToken(java.lang.String token)

Sets google push messaging token if using with Klarna's GCM

Parameters:

token - the token received from google.

getView

public android.view.View getView()

Returns the currentcheckout view} instance

Returns:

instance of the main WebView being used by checkout. but it is cast down to view only.

setSignalListener

public void setSignalListener(SignalListener checkoutSignalListener)

Sets an instance of a CheckoutSignalListener for all signals to allow switched implementations.

Parameters:

checkoutSignalListener - an SignalListener implemented instance.

destroy

public void destroy()

Method to destroy checkout and remove all resources. NOTE: the main WebView will only be destroyed if the checkout has created it. In hybrid mode the WebView will remain untouched.