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Thanks for the info. I will accept yours as the answer.<br />
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It will be helpful if you could point to me a URL where this is explained.<br />
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Thanks
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Thanks for the info. I will accept yours as the answer.

It will be helpful if you could point to me a URL where this is explained.

Thanks

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Hi there,<br />
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Do you know magento software can consume a web service during shopping cart checkout please?<br />
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Thanks
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Hi there,

Do you know magento software can consume a web service during shopping cart checkout please?

Thanks

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