Thank you for the answer.
Yes, I know about this way, but we have a part of processing system.
This component compile and run many scripts and we want to have dynamic
way to construct/destruct SOAP classes.
David Escobar wrote:
One way to do it is to use the /wsdl.exe/ tool to generate a proxy
class. The tool will generate the proxy class in C# (it can't do
IronPython code), but you can then take the resulting .cs file and
compile it to a .dll (using the C# compiler - /csc.exe/). Place the .dll
into the same folder as your IronPython program and add a reference to
it from your IronPython code using the *clr.AddReference* method.
Something like this:
*import clr
clr.AddReference("MyServiceProxyClass.dll")
*
There may be other methods as well, which I'm not aware of, but this is
the way I would do it. The easiest way to get to /wsdl.exe/ and
/csc.exe/ is to open up the Visual Studio command prompt, which puts all
of these tools in your path - that way, you don't have to go hunting for
the tools yourself.
On Fri, Nov 27, 2009 at 3:09 AM, Pavel Suhotyuk
<pavel.suhot...@gmail.com <mailto:pavel.suhot...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Hello.
What a client library you recomend for using WebServices with
IronPython ( something like SOAP.PY ) ?
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