On Feb 12, 12:39 pm, "Kevin Dangoor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> For TurboZSI, you start with a WSDL file (that you make yourself) and
> then it generates some python stubs for the service. With
> TGWebServices, you define everything in Python and your WSDL is
> generated from that.
>
> TurboZSI hands you request and response objects rather than letting
> your Python methods look like normal Python. TGWebServices uses type
> annotations on your methods for generating appropriate WSDL and
> converting incoming parameters.
Ah.. most excellent. Thanks for the detailed answer.. and the
toolset!
Ken
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