Cybs.ini should be picked up from current or configurable directory

[brianmc]

Having cybs.ini inside the sdk itself is great for tests and built-in samples but you really want to have the configuration within your application. In addition if you use something like Azure/heroku auto-deploys you really can't change anything in the SDK/vendor dirs.

What I was able to do to work around was just set the include path to the current dir, where my config was and maybe that's enough if it is documented.

set_include_path(getcwd());

[thwiv]

I would say the better workaround is to write a class that extends CybsClient and then write your own constructor. This also allows you to have more than one CyberSource account if need be.

[jrgonzalezrios]

@thwiv That worked for me, thanks

[gmorosdev]

I would say the better workaround is to write a class that extends CybsClient and then write your own constructor. This also allows you to have more than one CyberSource account if need be.

I agree with @thwiv, the package sould support manage more than one business account