README.rdoc in savon-0.7.6 vs README.rdoc in savon-0.7.7

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 Instantiate Savon::Client, passing in the WSDL of your service.
 
   client = Savon::Client.new "http://example.com/UserService?wsdl"
 
-For production, it is highly recommended to not use Savon::WSDL. Information on {how to disable the WSDL}[http://savon.rubiii.com/docs/latest/classes/Savon/WSDL.html].
+For production, it is highly recommended to not use Savon::WSDL. Information on {how to disable the WSDL}[http://savon.rubiii.com/docs/0.7.7/classes/Savon/WSDL.html].
 
 == Calling a SOAP action
 
 Assuming your service applies to the defaults, you can now call any available SOAP action.
 
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 Savon::Response represents the HTTP and SOAP response. It contains and raises errors in case of an HTTP error or SOAP fault (unless disabled). Also you can get the response as XML (for parsing it with an XML library) or translated into a Hash.
 
 == HTTP errors and SOAP faults
 
 Savon raises a Savon::SOAPFault in case of a SOAP fault and a Savon::HTTPError in case of an HTTP error.
-More information: {Errors}[http://savon.rubiii.com/docs/latest/classes/Savon/Response.html]
+More information: {Errors}[http://savon.rubiii.com/docs/0.7.7/classes/Savon/Response.html]
 
 == Logging
 
 Savon logs each request and response to STDOUT. But there are a couple of options to change the default behavior.
-More information: {Logging}[http://savon.rubiii.com/docs/latest/classes/Savon/Request.html]
+More information: {Logging}[http://savon.rubiii.com/docs/0.7.7/classes/Savon/Request.html]
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