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		<title>By: Salesforce Webservice methods and PHP - Page 2 - Mike Simonds</title>
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		<description>[...]     Solved.  Using PHP to call an Apex Web Service Jeff Douglas &#8211; Technology, Coding and Bears&#8230; OH MY...  1: include the necessary files from the PHP toolkit 2: Login 3: take data from your previous login [...]</description>
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