OK so scrap that question, I have discovered the TGWebService 1.1
documentation.
However, I do have a problem with this. It seems that if I pass a
complex input to @wsvalidate the type is not published in the WSDL. I
work around this problem by having a dummy call that @wsexpose the
complex type in question. My client then work as expected.
eg:
class operator_t(object):
code = str
name = str
class ISAWebService(WebServicesRoot):
@wsexpose(str)
@wsvalidate(operator_t, str)
def getSession(self, opr, user):
return user
# Without this I don't get the definition of operator_t in the
WSDL :-(
@wsexpose(operator_t)
@wsvalidate()
def xxxDontCallMe(self):
return
Is there any other way around this? BTW I am running yesterdays
release of TGWebServices on Sol 10 with python 2.2.4,
Cheers,
Rod.
On Mar 27, 3:49 pm, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is great stuff. I have been getting some excellent results
> implemented my existing API as Webservices. However, I have hit a wall
> when I attempted to pass a complex type as input, I see now that this
> in not currently supported.
>
> Is there a timeframe around implementing lists and complex types as
> input?
>
> Thanks,
> Rod.
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