README in exact4r-0.5.2 vs README in exact4r-0.6

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 = exact4r
-A gem which rrovides access to E-xact's Web Services API, allowing the submission
+A gem which provides access to E-xact's Web Services API, allowing the submission
 of financial transactions via REST, JSON or SOAP. 
 
 == Getting Started
 
 To submit requests to our transaction processing service, you must first have a Gateway ID,
@@ -20,16 +20,16 @@
   request = EWS::Transaction::Request.new({
     :transaction_type => :purchase,
     :amount => 10.50,
     :cardholder_name => "Simon Brown",
     :cc_number => "4111111111111111",
-    :cc_expiry => "1005",             # MUST be YYMM format
+    :cc_expiry => "1012",             # MUST be MMYY format
     :gateway_id => "XXXXXXX",         # which gateway to submit the request to
     :password => "YYYYYY"             # your password for that gateway
   })
   
-  transporter = EWS::Transaction::Transporter.new
+  transporter = EWS::Transporter.new
   response = transporter.submit(request)  # submits using REST (XML) by default
 
   # submit using JSON, or
   response = transporter.submit(request, :json)
 
@@ -56,16 +56,16 @@
   request = EWS::Transaction::Request.new({
     :transaction_type => :purchase,
     :amount => 10.50,
     :cardholder_name => "Simon Brown",
     :cc_number => "4111111111111111",
-    :cc_expiry => "1005",             # MUST be YYMM format
+    :cc_expiry => "1012",             # MUST be MMYY format
     :gateway_id => "XXXXXXX",         # which gateway to submit the request to
     :password => "YYYYYY"             # your password for that gateway
   })
 
-  transporter = EWS::Transaction::Transporter.new
+  transporter = EWS::Transporter.new
   response = transporter.submit(request)  # submits using REST (XML) by default
 
   # you need to know the transaction tag of the transaction you are looking for
   find_request = EWS::Transaction::Request.new({
     :transaction_type => :transaction_details,
@@ -85,19 +85,19 @@
 
   # The transporter object can be re-used across multiple transactions, so set it up once
   # and forget about it.
   # In this example, we will continue to use E-xact's default web-service URL, but we
   # will specify a default transport_type of :soap
-  transporter = EWS::Transaction::Transporter.new(nil, {:transaction_type => :soap})
+  transporter = EWS::Transporter.new("https://api.e-xact.com/", {:transaction_type => :soap})
 
   # now let's submit do a recurring seed purchase...
   rsp_req = EWS::Transaction::Request.new({
     :transaction_type => :recurring_seed_purchase,
     :amount => 12.00,
     :cardholder_name => "Simon Brown",
     :cc_number => "4111111111111111",
-    :cc_expiry => "1005",
+    :cc_expiry => "1012",
     :gateway_id => "XXXXXX",
     :password => "YYYYYY"
   })
   
   rsp_resp = transporter.submit(rsp_req)
@@ -106,10 +106,10 @@
   # ...then do multiple refunds against it
   1.upto(10) do
     rf_req = EWS::Transaction::Request.new({
       :transaction_type => :tagged_refund,
       :transaction_tag => rsp_resp.transaction_tag,   # need to know which transaction we're refunding against...
-      :auth_number => rsp_resp.auth_number,           # and its auth_number
+      :authorization_num => rsp_resp.authorization_num,           # and its authorization_num
       :amount => 1.00,                                # refund a dollar at a time  
       :gateway_id => "XXXXXX",
       :password => "YYYYYY"
     })
     rf_resp = transporter.submit(rf_req)