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I've developed a CyberSource SOP (Silent Order POST) payment processor.  I haven't done any extensive testing, but from minor testing, it appears to work fine.  This is only good for simple, one time transactions, so if you need anything else (recurring transactions, non-credit card payments, etc.), then this probably won't help... but of course, feel free to modify the code to add functionality.

Apparently i can't attach zip files to this forum, so the CyberSource.zip file can be downloaded from my DropBox.com account here:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1343592/cybersource.zip

In the zip file, you'll find a sql file to add the CyberSource processor to the civicrm_payment_processor_type table.
You'll also find some files to copy into various locations in the CiviCRM file structure.

After you've copied the files, you'll need to:

1. log into https://ebc.cybersource.com and go to Tools & Settings >> Hosted Order Page >> Security.  Generate the PHP security script (it'll give you a file called HOP.php).

2. If you're using Drupal, rename the L() function and all calls to the function to csL().  You can do a find and replace changing "L(" to "csL(".  At this time, there should be 4 replacements.

3 (optional). If you use the Drupal Devel module, you should also rename the dd() function to csdd().

4. Put the HOP.php file in the civicrm/packages/CyberSource directory.

5. In https://ebc.cybersource.com, go to Tools & Settings >> Hosted Order Page >> Settings.  Set the following items:

• Receipt Response URL: http://www.yourdomain.com
• Check "This URL is my custom receipt page"
• Decline Response URL: http://www.yourdomain.com
• Check "This URL is my custom receipt page"
• Check "Merchant POST URL"
• Enter "http://www.yourdomain.com" into the merchant post field
• Click the Update button to save your changes

and of course, change www.yourdomain.com for whatever your actual domain is.  It's not critical, since the url is not used, but just in case some error occurs you don't want your user's transaction info sent to another domain.

Thanks for the link.  The site I built it for is about to go into user testing, so i'll add the items from that wiki page to our testing process.

I accidentally deleted the zip from my dropbox, which made me realize that this code needed to go somewhere more permanent and accessible... even if only for posterity (since Civi has a newer payment processor system).

This code is now on github at: https://github.com/jyee/CiviCRM-CyberSource