June 2009 - suds - Fedora Mailing-Lists

by Chris Spencer

I've just started evaluating SUPS to implement a simple WSDL client, but I've run into a dead end when I changed a method name in my schema. Apparently, even though I'm disabling the cache with client.set_options(cache=None), it's still managed to cache the old schema. How can I truly disable all caching, and clear any currently cached wsdl schema? Where does SUPS store cached data on Windows? Regards, Chris

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Processing Complex Returns

by Tim Sawyer

Hi Folks, I have a web service that returns the following: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <SOAP:Envelope xmlns:SOAP="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"> <SOAP:Body> <tns:GetApplicationTraceResponseParameter xmlns:tns="http://ws.company.com/wsdl" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"><tns:ApplicationTrace> <tns:Application>false</tns:Application> <tns:CCode>false</tns:CCode> <tns:CCodeLevel>0</tns:CCodeLevel> <tns:Concurrency>false</tns:Concurrency> <tns:Gateway>false</tns:Gateway> <tns:GatewayPerformance>false</tns:GatewayPerformance> <tns:Performance>false</tns:Performance> <tns:PLSQLCode>false</tns:PLSQLCode> <tns:Security>false</tns:Security> <tns:TraceOverrideList/></tns:ApplicationTrace> </tns:GetApplicationTraceResponseParameter> </SOAP:Body> </SOAP:Envelope> I'm trying to write a test, using suds, of this web service. I'm calling the web service, and then doing this to the results, which isn't working: self.assertEqual(lResponseParameter.ApplicationTrace.Application, False) self.assertEqual(lResponseParameter.ApplicationTrace.CCode, False) self.assertEqual(lResponseParameter.ApplicationTrace.CCodeLevel, '0') self.assertEqual(lResponseParameter.ApplicationTrace.Concurrency, False) self.assertEqual(lResponseParameter.ApplicationTrace.Gateway, False) self.assertEqual(lResponseParameter.ApplicationTrace.GatewayPerformance, False) self.assertEqual(lResponseParameter.ApplicationTrace.PLSQLCode, False) self.assertEqual(lResponseParameter.ApplicationTrace.Security, False) The error I get is: AttributeError: 'function' object has no attribute 'Application' I think it appears to think that ApplicationTrace is an __init__ function? logging.info(lResponseParameter.ApplicationTrace) gives: INFO:root:<bound method ApplicationTrace.__init__ of (ApplicationTrace){ Application = False CCode = False CCodeLevel = "0" Concurrency = False Gateway = False GatewayPerformance = False Performance = False PLSQLCode = False Security = False TraceOverrideList = "" }> so the data does appear to be there. Any clues as to what I'm not understanding anyone? Cheers, Tim.

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Suds options update

by Jeff Ortel

All, In revision 520, I renamed the 'schemadoctor' option to simply 'doctor'. Sorry for any inconvenience to those of you using trunk or 0.3.6 beta. Added new option named "xstq" which controls how xsi:type attribute values are qualified/unqualified. By default the option is true and works on most servers. However, JAXB based (and some other) servers can't handle the namespace prefix in the xsi:type value so I made this configurable. I've reviewed the specs over-and-over for the past year or so and I can't find a rule that defines when the value for xsi:type should be qualified. The value is defined as QName which may or may not be qualified. Any better ideas very welcome :) Regards, Jeff

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add NS to attribute in start element?

by Craig Debbo

When I create the following type (which is listed as a valid type when I run 'print client'), csvFormat = client.factory.create('ns0:CsvAttachmentFormat') Suds generates this, <CsvAttachmentFormat xsi:type="CsvAttachmentFormat"> ... Unfortunately my SOAP server will only accept either, <CsvAttachmentFormat xsi:type="ns0:CsvAttachmentFormat"> or, <CsvAttachmentFormat> How do I get Suds to either add the namespace to the attribute or else not have any attribute at all for the start element? Is there some additional binding or option to control this? Thanks Craig

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Reference wsdl as local file?

by Bo Laurent

I wonder if there is a way to reference the wsdl as a local file (not with an absolute url starting at filesystem root)? I'm working with Salesforce.com, and they don't make their wsdls easy to fetch programmatically (because it exposes schema customizations, so publishing would undermine organization privacy). Bo

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