This repository showcases a reference implementation for ATM Locations using APIs from Mastercard Developers.

Try the demo.

Note: The demo uses live ATM locations data and therefore it is restricted to New York, NY 10011, United States.

• Spring Framework 3.2.17
• jQuery 3.1.1
• sanitize 4.1.0

• Java 7 and above
• Set up the JAVA_HOME environment variable to match the location of your Java installation.

1. Create an account at Mastercard Developers.
2. Create a new project and add Locations API to your project. A .p12 file is downloaded automatically. Note: On Safari, the file name will be Unknown. Rename it to a .p12 extension.
3. Copy the downloaded .p12 file to src/main/resources.
4. Open src/main/resources/mastercard-api.properties and configure:

• mastercard.api.debug - true if you need console logging, otherwise false.
• mastercard.api.p12.path - Path to keystore (.p12). Uses Spring's resource strings.
• mastercard.api.consumer.key - Consumer key. Copy this from "My Keys" on your project page
• mastercard.api.key.alias - Key alias. Default key alias for sandbox is keyalias.
• mastercard.api.keystore.password - Keystore password. Default keystore password for sandbox project is keystorepassword.
• mastercard.api.sandbox - true if you are using sandbox environment, otherwise false.

5. Get a Google Maps API key at Google Maps APIs.
6. Open src/main/resources/google-maps.properties and configure:

• google.maps.api.key - This value is automatically applied to src/main/frontend/index.html during the maven build process.

Windows: mvnw.cmd clean tomcat7:run-war

Linux / Mac: ./mvnw clean tomcat7:run-war

Open http://localhost:9090/ref-impl-atm-locations/.

Windows: mvnw.cmd clean package

Linux / Mac: ./mvnw clean package

Deploy ref-impl-atm-locations.war in target/ directory to your container.