On 06/25/2012 01:44 PM, Burak Arslan wrote:
On 06/25/12 21:19, C Anthony Risinger wrote:
I couldn't run your code, (I don't have the awesome package)
yeah if it's not obvious i changed the name, but that file is just
pure autogenerated Model definitions, so you can sub with any file
that contains request Models and corresponding METHOD+'Response'
Models, and it *should* work :-)
i know but that doesn't make my life any easier.
yes i know :-( sorry about that. sometimes difficult to timely provide
enough context, but still omit the details i must.
will try a bit harder to ensure reproductions work OOTB.
but the
responsible for this is the get_method_id in ServiceBase.
https://github.com/arskom/spyne/blob/master/spyne/service.py#L200
Does replacing the 'descriptor.function.__name__' with 'descriptor.name'
solve your problem?
eureka! yes, either changing to a set() or using descriptor.name
solves the issue, thanks!
so now i just need to crack the "self-import" problem ....
enable debug logging:
logging.getLogger('spyne.interface._base').setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
and look where the self import is coming from.
this is the line we're hunting for:
https://github.com/arskom/spyne/blob/db9085c2deb34fd44c2eb3bd00a31654db6282db/spyne/interface/_base.py#L322
ok, debug isn't working quite right for some reason, probably because
i'm currently using the rpclib wrapper to test before i s,rpclib,spyne,g
... so i just print'ed it instead:
importing 'http://awesome.service.com/' to 'http://awesome.service.com/'
because 'address_' extends 'address'
... now i see this is probably my issue. to give context, `address` is
a Model for a legacy service, using camelCase, and `address_` is the
"new" service ... virtually identical except it uses underscores and
adds a `type` member:
models.py (autogenerated, edited)
----------------------------------
std = {'nillable': False,
'max_occurs': 1,
'min_occurs': 1}
ns = 'http://awesome.service.com/'
address = type('address',
(ComplexModel,),
{'__namespace__': ns,
'_type_info': {'city': String.customize(**std),
'state': String.customize(**std),
'street': String.customize(**std),
'zip': String.customize(**std)}})
address_ = type('address_',
(ComplexModel,),
{'__extends__': address.customize(**std),
'__namespace__': ns,
'_type_info': {'type': String.customize(**std)}})
----------------------------------
... sorry i had to edit that for posting, but i don't think you'll need
real code here; am i doing that right? and what is the proper way to
expose the two services? should i just make a second Service() instance
and add it like:
Application(services=[serviceCamnelCase, service_underscores])
... i'd like to share types because ~1/2 overlap.
note: my application does this hacky business to patch in JSON support:
SimpleModel.__bases__ += (XSimpleJson,)
ComplexModel.__bases__ += (XComplexJson,)
Array.__bases__ += (XIterableJson,)
... which are mixin classes that simply add a few methods (to_json/etc).
i also don't use String directly, i instead use pre-generated
Primitives (Strings with patterns/limits/etc). i'm almost certain
neither are affecting here, though i'm mentioning just in case. i edited
the excerpt to improve clarity only, nothing else.
thanks again Burak, much appreciated.
--
C Anthony
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