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-Overview
+Getting Started
 ========================
 
+The fastest way to implement a SOAP client is to start with the sample code that we have made available here and
+modify it for your purposes.  These client stubs have to be in the build path of your Java projects.
+
+If using the pre-built jar file [marketo-soap-sdk-2.1.jar](marketo-soap-sdk-2.1.jar), you can add it to your build
+path by placing it inside your Java project in eclipse (or the IDE of your choice).  In Eclipse, you would right
+click on the library, click the "Build Path -> Configure Build Path ..." option from the menu.  In the modal dialog
+that will popup, you can add the library to the path by clicking on the "Add JARs..." button and selecting the JAR
+file from your project.
+
+The sample code below uses the Apache [commons-codec-1.8.jar](http://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-codec/download_codec.cgi).
+Repeat the above steps to include commons-codec-1.8.jar to your project before running the sample code.
+
+Generate Your Own Java Client From WSDL
+------------------------
 The above code was generated using [wsimport](http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/technotes/tools/share/wsimport.html) using the [Marketo Web Service 2_1 WSDL](http://app.marketo.net/soap/mktows/2_1?WSDL).
 Here is the [binding.xml](binding.xml) file used in the below wsimport command.
 
 ```
 $ mkdir src
 $ mkdir bin
 $ wsimport -XadditionalHeaders -b binding.xml -p com.marketo.mktows -s src -d bin http://app.marketo.net/soap/mktows/2_1?WSDL
-
 ```
 
 Usage
