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Thanks for your comments Ray. Yes I had seen the cXML UsersGuide.pdf before, that was my starting point but I didn't find it very useful for providing example code. Unfortunately this project has stalled but I'm hoping it will restart in the New Year.
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Thanks for your comments Ray. Yes I had seen the cXML UsersGuide.pdf before, that was my starting point but I didn't find it very useful for providing example code. Unfortunately this project has stalled but I'm hoping it will restart in the New Year.

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Thanks for the points, and best wishes for the new year! ~Ray
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Thanks for the points, and best wishes for the new year! ~Ray

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I found the xml in $GLOBALS['HTTP_RAW_POST_DA<wbr />TA']
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I found the xml in $GLOBALS['HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA']

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I'm looking for example Php code for receiving cXML, parsing, and returning responce cXML.<br />
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I believe the xml will be received as a form post via HTTP, so I assume I need to loop through &nbsp;$_POST. 
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I'm looking for example Php code for receiving cXML, parsing, and returning responce cXML.

I believe the xml will be received as a form post via HTTP, so I assume I need to loop through  $_POST. 

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