#include <account.h>
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| Account () | |
| virtual | ~Account () |
Account identification | |
| virtual Pointer< Bank > | bank () const=0 |
| virtual const string & | accountId () const=0 |
| virtual const string & | accountSuffix () const=0 |
| virtual const string & | instituteCode () const=0 |
| virtual int | countryCode () const=0 |
Account information | |
| virtual const string & | name1 () const=0 |
| Returns the name of the owner of this account. | |
| virtual const string & | name2 () const=0 |
| Returns the second part of the name of the owner of this account. | |
| virtual const string & | accountName () const=0 |
| Returns the name of this account. | |
| virtual const string & | currency () const=0 |
Authorized Customers | |
| virtual const list< Pointer< Customer > > & | authorizedCustomers () const=0 |
| virtual void | addAuthorizedCustomer (Pointer< Customer > c)=0 |
| virtual bool | isAuthorized (const Pointer< Customer > c) const=0 |
Financial Application Data | |
| virtual const AccountBalance & | balance () const=0 |
| virtual const list< Transaction > & | transactions () const=0 |
| virtual void | clearTransactions ()=0 |
| virtual const list< StandingOrder > & | standingOrders () const=0 |
| virtual void | clearStandingOrders ()=0 |
| virtual void | addStandingOrder (const StandingOrder &o)=0 |
Account Management Enabled | |
| virtual bool | managed () const=0 |
| virtual void | setManaged (bool m)=0 |
General limit | |
| virtual const Limit & | limit ()=0 |
This is the abstract base class for an account in OpenHBCI. You can't create an object of this class directly; instead, use the factory method provided in API::accountFactory. Internally this class uses another class as implementation.
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Returns the account ID ("Kontonummer") of this account. |
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Returns the name of this account.
This is set by the bank. |
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Returns the account ID suffix of this account. Returns the account ID suffix of this account. This new in HBCI 2.2; this field is only set by a few institutes |
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Adds an authorized customer to this account. |
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Adds a standing order to the list of standing orders. If there already is a standing order with the the same job id then it will be overwritten. This operation only makes sense if you configure OpenHBCI such that it stores the standing orders.
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Returns the list of Customers that are authorized to sign. Returns the list of Customers that are authorized to sign (other expression: have signatory power) jobs/transactions on this account. |
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Returns the balance at the last time you checked it. Returns the balance of this account at the last time you checked it, if you configure OpenHBCI such that it stores this balance. |
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Returns a pointer to the bank that this account belongs to. |
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Clears the list of standing orders. |
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Clears the list of transactions. |
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Returns the country code of the bank of this account. Note: When creating a Transaction... do not use Account::bank().ref().countryCode() but instead use Account::countryCode(). The reason is that the country code stored along with the account object may differ from the code stored along with the bank object. (Don't blame openHBCI for this fact.) |
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Returns the default currency of this account (DEM, EUR) |
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Returns the institute code (bank code, BLZ) of this account. Note: When creating a Transaction... do not use Account::bank().ref().bankCode() but instead use Account::instituteCode(). The reason is that the institute code stored along with the account object may differ from the code stored along with the bank object. (Don't blame openHBCI for this fact.) |
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Returns true if the given Customer is authorized to sign. Returns true if the given Customer is authorized to sign jobs/transactions for this account. |
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Returns the general limit for this account, if it has one. If not, limit().isValid()=false. |
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Returns true, if this account is to be managed by OpenHBCI. FIXME: Is this correct or is the boolean value the other way round? Also, this is currently not really implemented. You might want to set this to false if your bank does offer you to manage this account through HBCI, but for whatever reason you don't want to do this through this API. Deleting such an account by removeAccount wouldn't help you, since at the next UPD (user parameter data) update, which contain the list of accounts, this account would pop up again in OpenHBCI. |
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Returns the name of the owner of this account.
Unfortunately this has no standard relation to the customers that are allowed to use this account. |
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Returns the second part of the name of the owner of this account.
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Set whether this account is to be managed by OpenHBCI. |
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Returns the list of standing orders up to the last time you checked it. Returns a list of standing orders of this account, if you configure OpenHBCI such that it stores them.
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Returns the list of transactions up to the last time you checked it. Returns the list of transactions of this account up to the last time you checked it, if you configure OpenHBCI such that it stores them. |
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