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		<title>By: SOAP Server with PHP5 – part3: the glue code :View Into Something Area</title>
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		<description>[...] Part 2 of this series of blog posts focused on creating your wsdl. Now we will move on to the “glue code” and putting it all together. In part 2, I created a wsdl that defined the application programming interface (API) for an inventory web service. We defined one simple function called getItemCount which takes a upc in the form of a string as a parameter and returns the count in the form of an integer. [...]</description>
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