Re: How to run Ruby Sample Code for MLE

shameem
Visa Employee

How to run Ruby Sample Code for MLE

In this “How-to” guide, we will show you how to test MLE (Message Level Encryption) enabled APIs using Ruby.

 

Important Links:

 

Enable MLE for the API(s) you are interested in.

 

Login to your Visa Developer Dashboard and go to your project, you should see something like this:

 

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Enable the APIs for which MLE needs to be active in VDP by toggling the API for which MLE needs to be enforced.

 

In this example, we will enable MLE for Funds Transfer API And Query API as below:

 

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How to get credentials

 

You can obtain your project credentials by browsing the left side navigation menu of your project and click on “Credentials”.

 

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Next step we will create a Key-ID by clicking on the Generate Key-ID button.

 

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After you have clicked the button, you will get Key-ID. Copy the Key-ID for your reference.

The Key-ID will look like this: 41d9f2a1-xxxx-4xxx-b40c-a0480c2xxxxx

 

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The next step is to add a CSR (Certificate Signing Request). Click on the link "Add CSR" .   

 

You will be prompt to submit a Certificate Signing Request. 

 

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We have option to Generate a CSR for me (default) or submit your own. In this example we will use the Generate a CSR for me (default) and Click Confirm button.

 

After submitting the request, you will be prompt to download the Certificate/Copy Private Key. 

 

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After you have downloaded the private key, check the box "I confirm that I've downloaded my certificate key" and click continue. You will see the Status change to "Active".

 

 

Expand the Key-ID and you will see the Server Encryption Certificate and Client Encryption Certificate.

Download both certificates and save it.

 

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To be able to make an API call with MLE, you need to have the following

  • Server Encryption Certificate
  • Key-ID
  • Certificate Private Key

 

How to run Ruby Sample Code for MLE

 

 

Step 1 - Create a new project on RubyMine

 

  • Launch RubyMine, on the RubyMine Welcome Screen, click Create New Project

  • In the New Project wizard, select Ruby Empty Project from the list on the left, provide the project Location, and click Create.
  • Create a new Ruby file and named it “mle_oct

 

Please refer to How to run Ruby Sample Code using the Hello World API and Mutual SSL for how to create a project with RubyMine and testing VISA APIs using Mutual SSL

 

 

Step 2 - Copy the below sample code to the “mle_oct.rb” file

 

  • Install all the required dependencies when prompt.
  • Set the below parameters:

 

@user_id = 'YOUR USER ID HERE'

@password = 'YOUR PASSWORD HERE'

 

@key_path = 'PATH TO PRIVATE KEY HERE'

@cert_path = 'PATH TO PROJECT CERTIFICATE HERE'

 

@key_id = 'YOUR MLE KEY ID HERE'

@mle_private_key = 'PATH TO MLE PRIVATE KEY'

@mle_public_key = 'PATH TO MLE SERVER CERTIFICATE'

 

 

 

 

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require 'rest-client'
require 'yaml'
require 'sysrandom'
require 'json'
require 'jose'
require 'openssl'


@visa_url = 'https://sandbox.api.visa.com/'

# THIS IS EXAMPLE ONLY how will user_id and password look like
# user_id = '1WM2TT4IHPXC8DQ5I3CH21n1rEBGK-Eyv_oLdzE2VZpDqRn_U'
# password = '19JRVdej9'
@user_id = 'YOUR USER ID HERE'
@password = 'YOUR PASSWORD HERE'

# THIS IS EXAMPLE ONLY how will cert and key look like
# key_path = 'key_83d11ea6-a22d-4e52-b310-e0558816727d.pem'
# cert_path = 'cert.pem'

@key_path = 'PATH TO PRIVATE KEY HERE'
@cert_path = 'PATH TO PROJECT CERTIFICATE HERE'

# MLE Key ID, private key corresponding to MLE key ID as well as server certificate need to be added here
@key_id = 'YOUR MLE KEY ID HERE'
@mle_private_key = 'PATH TO MLE PRIVATE KEY'
@mle_public_key = 'PATH TO MLE SERVER CERTIFICATE'

def logRequest(test_info, url, request_body)
  puts test_info
  puts "URL : #{url}"
  if (request_body != nil && request_body != '')
    puts "Request Body : "
    puts request_body
  end
end

def logResponse(response)
  puts "Response Status : #{response.code.to_s}"
  puts "Response Headers : "
  for header, value in response.headers
    puts "#{header.to_s} : #{value.to_s}"
  end
  puts "Response Body : " + JSON.pretty_generate(JSON.parse(response.body))
end

def get_encrypted_payload(payload)
  jwk_rsa_pk = JOSE::JWK.from_key(OpenSSL::X509::Certificate.new(File.read(@mle_public_key)).public_key)
  iat = (Time.now.to_f * 1000).floor
  encrypted_string = JOSE::JWE.block_encrypt(jwk_rsa_pk, payload, {"alg" => "RSA-OAEP-256", "enc" => "A128GCM", "kid" => @key_id, "iat" => iat}).compact
  "{\"encData\" : \"#{encrypted_string}\"}"
end

def get_decrypted_response(response_body, private_key)
  parsed_response = JSON.parse(response_body)
  data = parsed_response['encData']
  jwk_rsa_private_key = JOSE::JWK.from_pem_file(private_key)
  JOSE::JWE.block_decrypt(jwk_rsa_private_key, data).first
end


def doMutualAuthRequest(path, test_info, method_type, request_body, headers = {})
  url = _url + "#{path}"
  logRequest(test_info, url, request_body)

  if method_type == 'post' || method_type == 'put'
    headers['Content-type'] = 'application/json'
  end
  headers['accept'] = 'application/json'

  begin
    response = RestClient::Request.execute(
        :method => method_type,
        :url => url,
        :headers => headers,
        :payload => request_body,
        :user => @user_id,
        :password => @password,
        :ssl_client_key => OpenSSL::PKey::RSA.new(File.read(@key_path)),
        :ssl_client_cert => OpenSSL::X509::Certificate.new(File.read(@cert_path))
    )
    logResponse(response)
    if headers.has_key?("keyId") then
      puts "Decrypted Response Body : " + JSON.pretty_generate(JSON.parse(get_decrypted_response(response.body, @mle_private_key)))
    end
    return response
  rescue RestClient::ExceptionWithResponse => e
    logResponse(e.response)
    return e.response
  end
end

base_uri = 'visadirect/'
resource_path = 'fundstransfer/v1/pushfundstransactions'
@strDate = Time.now.strftime("%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S")
rrn = '412770451018'
stan = '451018'
acquiring_bin = '408999'
@pushFundsRequest = '{
                                         "acquirerCountryCode": "840",
                                         "acquiringBin": "' '' + acquiring_bin + '' '",
                                         "amount": "124.05",
                                         "businessApplicationId": "AA",
                                         "cardAcceptor": {
                                         "address": {
                                         "country": "USA",
                                         "county": "San Mateo",
                                         "state": "CA",
                                         "zipCode": "94404"
                                         },
                                         "idCode": "CA-IDCode-77765",
                                         "name": "Visa Inc. USA-Foster City",
                                         "terminalId": "TID-9999"
                                         },
                                         "localTransactionDateTime": "' '' + @strDate + '' '",
                                         "merchantCategoryCode": "6012",
                                         "pointOfServiceData": {
                                         "motoECIIndicator": "0",
                                         "panEntryMode": "90",
                                         "posConditionCode": "00"
                                         },
                                         "recipientName": "rohan",
                                         "recipientPrimaryAccountNumber": "4957030420210462",
                                         "retrievalReferenceNumber": "' '' + rrn + '' '",
                                         "senderAccountNumber": "4957030420210454",
                                         "senderAddress": "901 Metro Center Blvd",
                                         "senderCity": "Foster City",
                                         "senderCountryCode": "124",
                                         "senderName": "Mohammed Qasim",
                                         "senderReference": "",
                                         "senderStateCode": "CA",
                                         "sourceOfFundsCode": "05",
                                         "systemsTraceAuditNumber": "' '' + stan + '' '",
                                         "transactionCurrencyCode": "USD",
                                         "transactionIdentifier": "381228649430015"
                                     }'
response = doMutualAuthRequest("#{base_uri}#{resource_path}", "", "post", get_encrypted_payload(@pushFundsRequest), {'keyId' => @key_id})
decrypted_response = get_decrypted_response(response, @mle_private_key)
transaction_identifier = JSON.parse(decrypted_response)['transactionIdentifier']
query_resource_path = base_uri + 'v1/transactionquery?transactionIdentifier=' + transaction_identifier.to_s + "&rrn=" + rrn + "&stan=" + stan + "&acquiringBIN=" + acquiring_bin
query_response = doMutualAuthRequest(query_resource_path, "", "get", nil, {'keyId' => @key_id})
print get_decrypted_response(query_response, @mle_private_key)
fail 'MLE OCT test failed' if "200" != response.code.to_s

 

 

 

 

 

Step 4 - Compile Your Code 

 

  • Simply right click and run “mle_oct”

 

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6 REPLIES 6
myver
Regular Visitor

Re: How to run Ruby Sample Code for MLE

Hi!

I've gone through the article and got t

his error while decrypting response payload:

jose/jwk/pem.rb:6:in `read': Could not parse PKey: no start line (OpenSSL::PKey::PKeyError)

 

the complete trace is:

6: from /Development/myver-api/app/services/visa.rb:112:in `<main>'
5: from /Development/myver-api/app/services/visa.rb:91:in `doMutualAuthRequest'
4: from /Development/myver-api/app/services/visa.rb:64:in `get_decrypted_response'
3: from /.rbenv/versions/2.7.4/lib/ruby/gems/2.7.0/gems/jose-1.1.3/lib/jose/jwk.rb:247:in `from_pem_file'
2: from /.rbenv/versions/2.7.4/lib/ruby/gems/2.7.0/gems/jose-1.1.3/lib/jose/jwk.rb:237:in `from_pem'
1: from /.rbenv/versions/2.7.4/lib/ruby/gems/2.7.0/gems/jose-1.1.3/lib/jose/jwk/pem.rb:6:in `from_binary'
/.rbenv/versions/2.7.4/lib/ruby/gems/2.7.0/gems/jose-1.1.3/lib/jose/jwk/pem.rb:6:in `read': Could not parse PKey: no start line (OpenSSL::PKey::PKeyError)

 

I've tested this endpoint using the Visa Developer Playground and the request was successfully decrypted using the same certificate that seems to be failing now.

Maybe the gem is too old and doesn't know how to process this new certificate? Could you help shadding some light here?


My stack is:

ruby 2.7

rails 6 

jose 1.1.3

openssl 2.2.1

shameem
Visa Employee

Re: How to run Ruby Sample Code for MLE

Hi @myver ,

 

Thank you for trying out the "How to run Ruby Sample Code for MLE". 

 

As per the error message "Could not parse PKey", this is an error from OpenSSL while loading the private key. 

It seems you haven't provided a private key file. 

 

Kindly double check if you have provided a private key file (PEM format).

 

You should be able to identify the private key to be used with the MLE Key ID.

@key_path = '<PATH>/key_<MLE_KEY_ID>.pem'
@cert_path = '<PATH>/server_cert_<MLE_KEY_ID>.pem'

 

Let us know if you have any further questions.

 

Thank you

myver
Regular Visitor

Re: How to run Ruby Sample Code for MLE

hi @shameem

 

 

Thanks for your response, I did provide the certs in the inputs, even in the same path. Here are the MLE keys:

# MLE Key ID, private key corresponding to MLE key ID as well as server certificate need to be added here
@key_id = '0adff726-9a03-4962-9375-xxxxxxxxxxxx'
@mle_private_key = 'client_cert_0adff726-9a03-4962-9375-xxxxxxxxxxxx.pem'
@mle_public_key = 'server_cert_0adff726-9a03-4962-9375-xxxxxxxxxxxx.pem'

 I would say there is an issue with the gem and the certificate, what do you think?

shameem
Visa Employee

Re: How to run Ruby Sample Code for MLE

Hi @myver ,

 

You are setting a certificate (public key) in the mle_private_key variable.

 

Please replace the variable value from

@mle_private_key = 'client_cert_0adff726-9a03-4962-9375-xxxxxxxxxxxx.pem'

to 

@mle_private_key = 'key_0adff726-9a03-4962-9375-xxxxxxxxxxxx.pem'

And it should work.

 

Thank you

dsmcclain
New Contributor

Re: How to run Ruby Sample Code for MLE

Hello @shameem, thank you for posting this.


I am troubleshooting my sandbox connection for an API requiring MLE. I have successfully tested my credentials using the HelloWorld endpoint.

 

When I use the above code to make requests to the API sandbox I receive a 401 response with the following body:

{"responseStatus"=>{"status"=>401, "code"=>"9207", "severity"=>"ERROR", "message"=>"Token validation failed", "info"=>""}}

 

One example request is correlatnId: b48dbab13afbcd89fb64950e65f3165f

 

I have checked and double-checked that I am loading the correct credentials. Unfortunately 'Token validation failed' doesn't provide many clues.  Am I correct in understanding that this error means that the MLE has not been performed correctly? Do you have any suggestions for how I might troubleshoot this error which is blocking my integration? 

shameem
Visa Employee

Re: How to run Ruby Sample Code for MLE

Hi @dsmcclain ,

 

Could you please check if you are sending the correct request payload. Since the API requires MLE, your json request payload should be as follows.

{"encData": "<REPLACE_WITH_ENCRYPTED_DATA>"}

Please replace the placeholder (<REPLACE_WITH_ENCRYPTED_DATA>) with the encrypted string (JWE) which is generated.

Ensure the same request payload is used when generating the x-pay-token (no formatting, extra space, etc..).

I hope that helps.

Thank you