Hi Ben,
I guess you are going to create an order on the remote service, why 
don't you use ActiveResource in the following way?

class Order < ActiveResource::Base
   self.site = "http://api.example.com";

   headers["X-TheRequiredApplicationKey"] = 
"ThisIsAReallyGreatApplicationKey"
   headers["X-TheRequiredUserKey"] = "ThisIsAReallyGreatUserKey"
end

order = Order.create(...)

Luca
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