Israel Brewster wrote at 2012-11-20 09:11 -0900: > ... >As far as custom headers go, that's not really the problem. I can get the >headers into the soap envelope, but I don't have a clue how to generate the >proper headers and encrypted body in the first place. According to google, >Andr?s Veres-Szentkir?lyi posted a response that looked promising (I never got >the message, unless it got lost in my junk mail filter), however I am having >problems with that as well. I was able to build the pyxmlsec module with only >minimal difficulty, but when I try to import xmlsec I get the following error:
Dariusz suggested to call the "xmlsec" command line interface directly. This may be indeed the most easy solution. If you are ready to try another "xmlsec" Python binding, you could give "dm.xmlsec.binding" a try. It is based on "libxmlsec" (the XML security library -- you should read its documentation to get a basic understanding of XML encryption and how it is supported by "libxmlsec") and "lxml". Reports have shown that the installation of "dm.xmlsec.binding" is not always easy: it requires a not too old "libxmlsec1" installation and an "lxml" installation which exposes the "cython" interface of "lxml" (these parts are often stripped for "lxml" operating system packages; in those case, you need a source "lxml" installation and make it known via an envvar). _______________________________________________ Soap mailing list [email protected] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/soap
