Simple: send XML with PHP

[johnsmith153]

I'm trying to send this:

 

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Request version="1.0" xmlns="http://europay.smart2pay.com/message">
<Action>INSERT_PAYIN</Action> <MID>F520156B-5E64-447F-B0B2-C638FA101C6F</MID> <PaymentMethod>mercadopago</PaymentMethod> <IPAddress>127.0.0.1</IPAddress> <Hash>F83525BC77811EC24FF10E50383BB5ED</Hash>
<Details>
<MTID>123456789</MTID>
<Amount>100</Amount>
<Currency>REA</Currency> <SuccessURL>http://www.smart2pay.com/success.html</SuccessURL>    <FailureURL>http://www.smart2pay.com/failure.html</FailureURL> <CancelURL>http://www.smart2pay.com/cancel.html</CancelURL>   <ProcessingURL>http://www.smart2pay.com/processing.html</ProcessingURL> <Shipping Amount="50" CostMode="DS" />
<Language>pt-BR</Language> <Description>payment</Description>
<CustomerName FirstName="John" LastName="Doe" /> <CustomerEmail>john.doe@test.com</CustomerEmail>
    </Details>
</Request>

 

to this:

 

https://europaytest.smart2pay.com/MerchantService.asmx?wsdl

 

How do I do it?

[xyph]

How are they expecting it?

 

cURL would allow you to make a POST request to that site, with the XML data. If their script isn't expecting POST data though, they wouldn't get it.

[johnsmith153]

Thanks for the reply.

 

To action you must 'call the web service method named SubmitRequest'

 

I might be wrong, but as the url is https://europaytest.smart2pay.com/MerchantService.asmx?wsdl is this different as it's not a web site (e.g. index.php).

[silkfire]

You need to use SOAP. There are many tutorials out there, just Google.

[johnsmith153]

Thanks to all for the help. Can you point me in the direction for my specific issue?

 

I have tried this:

$client = new SoapClient("https://europaytest.smart2pay.com/MerchantService.asmx?wsdl");
$response = $client->__doRequest($xml, "https://europaytest.smart2pay.com/MerchantService.asmx", "SubmitRequest", 1.1);

 

...but it just doesn't work saying "Server did not recognize the value of HTTP Header"

[silkfire]

You actually don't need to use the doRequest method. SOAP automatically creates all functions in the WSDL for you when it parses the specification.

 

So just pass all the data as an array argument to the function:

 

$client->SubmitRequest(array(
                 'MTID' => 'xxxx',
                 'Amount' => 0,
                 'Currency' => 0,
                 'SuccessURL' => 0,
                 'FailureURL' => 0,
                 'CancelURL' => 0,
                 'ProcessingURL' => 0,
                 'Shipping' => 0,
                 'Language' => 0,
                 'CustomerName ' => 0,
                 'CustomerEmail' => 0

));

[johnsmith153]

Thanks.

 

What about this part?

<Action>INSERT_PAYIN</Action>
<MID>F520156B-5E64-447F-B0B2-C638FA101C6F</MID> <PaymentMethod>mercadopago</PaymentMethod> <IPAddress>127.0.0.1</IPAddress> <Hash>F83525BC77811EC24FF10E50383BB5ED</Hash>
<Details>
<MTID>123456789</MTID>
<Amount>100</Amount>
</Details>

 

Do we need the Action and MID parts as these uniquely identify the user?

 

Also, MTID, Amount etc. is inside a <Details> tag.

[johnsmith153]

Also, I get a "object reference not set to instance of an object" error.

 

I think I need to include all the other bits as well (like my unique web services user ID).

[johnsmith153]

Any ideas?