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How to call soap web services from a unix shell? it is easy with curl and, optionally, xsltproc !
Read the tutorial soap requests with curl !
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Thanks for posting this tutorial! I really appreciate it, considering that a lot of other websites posted vaguely similar instructions but I couldn’t get them to work.
Thanks for such a nice post.
Its a perfect working example. Its a good short guide to get started.