> So I am basically looking for some detailed suggestions on how to
> approach this problem. I can provide more samples if needed, but
> would just like to get some interaction to decide on a good approach.
I've read about ZSI a long time ago, and I don't remember much about it,
but my suggestion would be for you to try to work with the expose
decorator. By using it you can offer multiple output formats.
For example, today you can output (x)html + json by doing this:
@turbogears.expose(format = 'html')
@turbogears.expose(format = 'json', allow_json = True)
def some_method(self, *args, **kwords):
# method implementation
If you could add your implementation to it, then we'd end up with:
@turbogears.expose(format = 'html')
@turbogears.expose(format = 'json', allow_json = True)
@turbogears.expose(format = 'wsdl', other_parameters = here)
def some_method(self, *args, **kwords):
# method implementation
I believe this is a great thing because you don't need separate methods to
handle different output formats and you also don't need to worry about the
dispatchers that are there. TG takes care of that for you and it "simply
works". Also, using this approach, you can convert existing applications
to use your new implementation with very little work.
So... Think about using the expose decorator.
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