Duncan Booth wrote: > If the order of the argument names matters, then it seems to me that should > be handled by the SOAP library, not pushed onto the end user whoch should > just be calling the function with the named arguments in the most > convenient order. > > Shouldn't SOAPpy be able to get this information out of the WSDL?
Yes, SOAPpy could extract this from the WSDL specs. SOAPpy could also find another way to pass call parameters, but I kinda like the named parameters (seems really Python-like). Microsoft could also build SOAP services that parse XML without making ordering mandatory where nobody said it was. ... but we are living in a different dimension, one where I can extend the Python dict class but not touch 2 of its 3 constructors (of course the most useful ones). If you really want to know, I ended up at the socket level pushing templatized strings. Wish me luck with future server changes. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
