Hello,
I'm new to SOAP and pyXML. I tried to use the ZSI. Not sure about SOAPpy
- is it better for me?
Here is my test program:
import ZSI
fname = 'eBaySvc.wsdl'
version = 421
url = 'http://developer.ebay.com/webservices/%s/%s' % (version,fname)
print "Creating proxy..."
proxy = ZSI.ServiceP
Laszlo Zsolt Nagy wrote:
> Hello,
>
>I'm new to SOAP and pyXML. I tried to use the ZSI. Not sure about SOAPpy
>- is it better for me?
>
>
Now I also tried SOAPpy but it throws the same exception in XMLSchema.py
(which belongs to wstools - the same code base for SOAPpy and ZSI).
This is what t
Olivier Collioud wrote:
>I don't want to go in the detail but for interopability between all
>platform you need this kind of WS:
>Style=document
>Use=literal
>
>This is what should define your WSDL file.
>
>
I have similar things in the WDSL:
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/http"/>
So
Olivier Collioud wrote:
>I don't want to go in the detail but for interopability between all
>platform you need this kind of WS:
>Style=document
>Use=literal
>
>
I'm trying to create python source code for a wsdl.
According to the ZSI documentation, there is a 'wsdl2py' program that
can create
