Jim, the GUI behind VisualStudio is wsdl.exe. And that generates the proxy
classes. You can do this by hand, if this VisualStudio black magic scares
you. :)
wsdl.exe <your_wsdl_file>
Create that in c# and compile it as a class library. Then use it from python
like so:
clr.AddReference("WhatYouHave")
from ws.lists import lists
wsClient = lists()
# setup network credentials the way you would
# setup URL endpoint liket
wsClient.Url = "http://foo.com";
wsClient.GetListItems(args)...
I have not compiled it, but it should work.
Hope that helps,
Miha.
2008/9/11 O'Leary, Jim <Jim.O'[EMAIL PROTECTED]<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> I'm pasting the vb.NET code.
>
> --------------------------vb.NET code
> BEGINS-------------------------------------
> Dim aWebService As New ws.lists.lists' Web service
> Dim myCredentials As New System.Net.NetworkCredential
> myCredentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials
> aWebService.Credentials = myCredentials
> aXMLnode = aWebService.GetListItems(args)
> --------------------------vb.NET code
> ENDS--------------------------------------
>
> The reason I want to do it in IronPython is to see how it can be done if
> you do not use the GUI that Visual Studio provides for connecting a web
> service provider and consumer. I think it will work if I can add the
> SOAPAction header, but how do I do that? If I write:
>
>
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