Thank you very much for your quick response. Spyne is a great tool and I appreciate you putting it together. Unfortunately, I think there must be something fundamentally wrong with the way I am using Spyne with Arrays and lists. I was not able to get your suggestions to work. So I upgraded to 2.10.0-py2.7 to see if the orginal syntax would work in 2.10, but that didn't make a difference either. I am trying to replace a soap server interface that already exists, and the clients I have are particular about the names used. So I have created a cut-down version of my server with a suds-type client script (at the top) which I hope will help to show you what I am seeing. I am sorry to do this for two reasons: First, it will show how little I know about python/spyne, and second it is not usually fun to read through other people's code. Problem 1 (See line 83): I do not understand the "Array" paradigm. In all the examples I looked through class members are declared like this 'some_member = Array( Thing)' but then in the function definition they just assign 'x.some_member = [ a1, b2, c3 ]' because this works (except for the name issue <name>Array). To me it seems like I should be able to have a member declared as an Array and then in the function definition I should just be able to 'append' to that member. This is probalby because I think of Arrays as python lists-- and they clearly are not. Problem 2 (See line 108): I can not find a work around that affects the type-name seen by the clients. I am sorry for the bother, but thank you for your patience and assitance. I think there something significant I am missing, but hopefully it is some little thing. -Nathan > On 02/16/13 05:51, [email protected] wrote: >> >> Does anyone have an example of creating and Iterable, or Array as part >> of the response where the name is changed to something else? >> > > Hi Nathan, > > Normally, Array(String, type_name='ArrayOfString') should work, but it > doesn't. I've fixed this in the trunk and the fix will ship in 2.10.0. > > As a workaround, you can do this: > > ArrayOfTicketList = Array(TicketList) > ArrayOfTicketList.__type_name__ = 'ArrayOfTicketList' > > ... and use ArrayOfTicketList in class and function definitions instead. > > Does that help? > > Best regards, > Burak > > > _______________________________________________ > Soap mailing list > [email protected] > http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/soap >
#!/usr/bin/python ''' # Code to test the GetTicketList service function: from suds.client import Client url = 'http://10.9.0.15:7789/?wsdl' company = '2CA' store = 1 password = '1234' client = Client(url) client.service.GetTicketList( 'company_name', 1, '1234' ) ''' import sys import os from subprocess import * import logging from spyne.decorator import srpc from spyne.service import ServiceBase from spyne.model.complex import ComplexModel from spyne.model.complex import Array from spyne.model.primitive import Integer from spyne.model.primitive import String from spyne.model.primitive import Boolean from spyne.model.primitive import Float from spyne.util.simple import wsgi_soap_application soap_namespace = 'http://olympuspos.net' def run_cmd(cmd): p = Popen(cmd, shell=True, stdout=PIPE) output = p.communicate()[0] return output def get_ip(): result = run_cmd( 'ip addr' ) lines = result.split('\n') skip = True ip = '' for line in lines: if 'BROADCAST' in line: skip = False if skip: continue if 'inet' in line: a, address, b, mask, c, d, interface = line.split() ip, net = address.split('/') break return ip class TicketEntry(ComplexModel): __namespace__ = soap_namespace ticketEntryNum = String itemId = Integer class Ticket(ComplexModel): __namespace__ = soap_namespace ticketNum = String register = String employeeID = Integer Entries = Array( TicketEntry, type_name='ArrayOfTicketEntry' ) class TicketListing(ComplexModel): __namespace__ = soap_namespace ticketNum = String register = String employeeName = String class TicketListResult(ComplexModel): __namespace__ = soap_namespace success = Boolean Tickets = Array( TicketListing, type_name='ArrayOfTicketListing' ) class AgentSoapService(ServiceBase): #__service_name__ The class name will be made public in the wsdl document unless explicitly overridden # # GetTicketList # @srpc(String, Integer, String, _returns=TicketListResult ) def GetTicketList( company, store, storePassword ): r = TicketListResult r.success = True#r.success, message = config.credentials( company, store, storePassword ) if not r.success: print message tickets = [] if r.success: for ticketNum in all_tickets: ticket = all_tickets[ ticketNum ] tl = TicketListing tl.ticketNum = ticket.ticketNum tl.register = ticket.register tl.employeeName = "CEO Robert"#t['employeeID'] tickets.append( tl ) # Doesnt Work: #r.Tickets = Array(TicketListing) #r.Tickets.__type_name__ = 'ArrayOfTicketList' # Doesnt Work: r.Tickets = tickets return r if 1: # Setup fake data for GetTicketList te1 = TicketEntry te1.ticketEntryNum = '1' te1.itemId = 42 te2 = TicketEntry te2.ticketEntryNum = '2' te2.itemId = 62 t = Ticket t.ticketNum = '2000' t.register = '0' t.employeeID = 6 t.Entries = [ te1, te2 ] #Array( TicketEntry, type_name='ArrayOfTicketEntry' ) all_tickets = { t.ticketNum:t } if __name__=='__main__': from wsgiref.simple_server import make_server logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG) logging.getLogger('spyne.protocol.xml').setLevel(logging.DEBUG) ip = get_ip() if not len( ip ): exit () logging.info( "listening to http://%s:7789"; % ip ) logging.info( "wsdl is at: http://%s:7789/?wsdl"; % ip ) wsgi_app = wsgi_soap_application([AgentSoapService], soap_namespace ) server = make_server(ip, 7789, wsgi_app) server.serve_forever() print "listening to http://%s:7789"; % ip print "wsdl is at: http://%s:7789/?wsdl"; % ip
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