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You asked a question and we answered it, then you should award points. It does not matter if you are using it or not. I suggest you split the points between the two answers provided.
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You asked a question and we answered it, then you should award points. It does not matter if you are using it or not. I suggest you split the points between the two answers provided.

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hi,<br />
I am developing a online lottery website, so for that i made a function that user has to buy some credits by paying money thourgh E-wallets eg. click2pay, moneybookers etc. , so now problem is i want to know, i am using PHP for serverside scripting, is it possible to intergrate my system with them, they require SOAP, <br />
if yes then please give me sugestions, how i will do it.<br />
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Thanks
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hi,
I am developing a online lottery website, so for that i made a function that user has to buy some credits by paying money thourgh E-wallets eg. click2pay, moneybookers etc. , so now problem is i want to know, i am using PHP for serverside scripting, is it possible to intergrate my system with them, they require SOAP, 
if yes then please give me sugestions, how i will do it.

Thanks

Intergration with E-wallets

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Web Languages and Standards

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