ADV: Batch Credit Card (and other) Processing Client

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If anyone is interested, I have a client written which can do credit
card processing in batch mode, using threading.  

It actually handles any scenario you like regarding CGI, SOAP, and REST.
It's a full-on client in the vein of other HTTP[S] clients.

The special functionality of this particular client is that it has:

* Batch mode:  Write out several hundred-to-thousand transaction
files to disk with a specific filename format, and launch the client
against them with the count it should process, and it will handle them
all.  The time savings is up to 91% using only five concurrent threads.
There was a bunch of benchmarking I did with threads vs time savings.
There is definitely a point of diminishing returns, as the master thread
has to coordinate things, but you could literally get a multi-hour long
batch done in 10-15 minutes using this.

* Segmented downloading of large files.  If you need to pull down ISO
images, or other large files, you can use this client to pull them down
much faster using segmented downloading across multiple threads.

This is enterprise-grade stuff, and is not inexpensive.  However, if
you find yourself needing the power, it is available.  It has the
stability of RawQuery and its successor, but this latest (last?)
generation also has things I've never seen in any other Linux HTTP[S]
client generally available.

Inquire privately for a quote, if interested.

mark->
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