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1 Beginning With CakePHP
2 Basic Principles of CakePHP
3 Developing with CakePHP
4 Common Tasks With CakePHP
5 Core Components
6 Core Behaviors
7 Core Helpers
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8.8 HttpSocket

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CakePHP includes an HttpSocket class which can be used easily for making requests, such as those to web services.

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