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good job.  now I bet you feel better knowing that YOU did it instead of having using someone else's work.

No need to. Anna thanks for the support. I managed to do it by myself. Just sat down, cleared my head and started all over. And it's 90 % done. Whohoohhoohho.

nobody is going to send you their code that they spent their time on, just so you can pass it off as your own and get credit for it.

You're not listening. You're now down to 24 hours to write it. :-)

That's the whole thing... It's not important what it is about, as long as it has web services. So, once more, if someone can help me out here, with a project they have done before, thank you.

I'm assuming, since you don't care what the program does, that this must be a class project. Also because if it's for a job, you'd just be delaying the inevitable recognition that you're not the person for the job.

But I see a bigger problem (aside from the issue of trying to defend a project you didn't write): you can't just take a program out of context of the project in which it was written and turn it in as your own.

You need to get a pot of coffee and start over! You have 48 hours to get something functioning. That won't take you much longer than trying to figure out someone else's program.