I used the curl request interface to obtain the returned value, but it was unsuccessful. let's see how to retrieve it?

I used the curl request interface to obtain the returned value, but it was unsuccessful. let's see how to retrieve it? An interface address http://mp.vservice.com.cn/service/OutWebService? Wsdl

Interface caller
CallService (String serviceName, String servId, String secretKey, String xmlInfo)

Parameter name
ServiceName: OAuth
ServId: Service id
SecretKey: secret key of the service number
XmlInfo:
　　　　　
　　　　　 333
　　　　　 Weixin/yixin
　　　　　 Info/base
　　　　　 Uri
　　　　　


This is the content of the document. The service id and Key will not be published. how can we get the return value through curl?

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Http://blog.csdn.net/u011619326/article/details/38342421 under reference

Use soap instead of curl.
$ ServId = 'XXX ';
$ SecretKey = 'XXX ';
In these two cases, you change them to your dynamic route tables.

 
 
  
   333
  
  
   weixin/yixin
  
  
   info/base
  
  
   uri
  
 ';    $result = $client->callService($servicename, $servId, $secretKey, $xmlInfo);    var_dump($result);}catch(SOAPFault $e){      echo $e->getMessage();  }  ?>

This is clearly a webservice call. why do you use curl?

It is obtained using SOAP.

Use soap instead of curl.
$ ServId = 'XXX ';
$ SecretKey = 'XXX ';
In these two cases, you change them to your dynamic route tables.

 
 
  
   333
  
  
   weixin/yixin
  
  
   info/base
  
  
   uri
  
 ';    $result = $client->callService($servicename, $servId, $secretKey, $xmlInfo);    var_dump($result);}catch(SOAPFault $e){      echo $e->getMessage();  }  ?>

Thank you very much, but after I run the message Not enough message parts were received ed for the operation.
I don't know how to solve this problem?

Use soap instead of curl.
$ ServId = 'XXX ';
$ SecretKey = 'XXX ';
In these two cases, you change them to your dynamic route tables.

 
 
  
   333
  
  
   weixin/yixin
  
  
   info/base
  
  
   uri
  
 ';    $result = $client->callService($servicename, $servId, $secretKey, $xmlInfo);    var_dump($result);}catch(SOAPFault $e){      echo $e->getMessage();  }  ?>

Thank you very much, but after I run the message Not enough message parts were received ed for the operation.
I don't know how to solve this problem?

I did it according to the parameters you provided. after reading the wsdl document, I found that some parameters are missing.

I am sure this is easy to use. score.

Try {$ xml = 'XML data'; // address $ soap = new SoapClient ("http://mp.vservice.com.cn/service/OutWebService? WSDL "); // The request parameter is adjusted according to your parameter $ param = array ('username' => '*****', 'pwd' => '*****', 'businesstype '=> 'salehouses', 'xmlcontent' => $ xml ); // call the method on the server. Adjust it according to your method. here, Import is the method name $ result = $ soap->__ soapCall ('import ', array ('parameters '=> $ param); print_r ($ result);} catch (SoapFault $ e) {echo $ e-> getMessage ();} catch (Exception $ E) {echo $ E-> getMessage ();}

Http://blog.csdn.net/u011619326/article/details/38342421 under reference

Thank you very much.