Hello.
I used this code to get the resultset of a select as xml
def export_xml(rows):
idx=range(len(rows.colnames))
colnames=[]
for item in rows.colnames:
colnames.append('column')
datos=[]
for row in rows.response
<https://181.40.113.10/examples/global/vars/response>:
datos.append(TAG
<https://181.40.113.10/examples/global/vars/TAG>['row'](*[TAG
<https://181.40.113.10/examples/global/vars/TAG>[colnames[i]](row[i])
for i in idx]))
return str(TAG
<https://181.40.113.10/examples/global/vars/TAG>.data((TAG
<https://181.40.113.10/examples/global/vars/TAG>.variable(*datos,
_name='A name for your XML'))))
def index():
response
<https://181.40.113.10/examples/global/vars/response>.headers['Content-Type']='application/xml'
return export_xml(db().select(db.mytable.ALL))
then just call the generic xml view to expose response in xml format.
Hope this can help you!
Fabio
2012/9/10 devrunner <[email protected]>
> I wanted to return a xml similar to this :
> <Trade>
> <TradeNo></TradeNo>
> <Volume></Volume>
> <Description></Description>
> <etc...>
> <Trade>
>
> using a SOAP WebService. The example i'm seeing is just for primitive
> datatypes, I wanted to have a user defined object. Is this possible? Thanks.
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