On 24/07/11 16:22, fred.se...@sunrise.com wrote:
The only area where I've really struggled is in building a SOAP api to
conform to some vendor requirement. It's hard to figure out which python
soap module is the right one (i.e. maintained and documented) while Java
seems to have better tools. But that could just be an indication of a
gap in my knowledge, not in python.
I had that problem too, gave up, and just used raw XML over HTTP. It
worked for what I needed.
http://drumcoder.co.uk/blog/2009/nov/23/running-soap-webservice-without-library/
I'm very happy with Django for personal projects, but work are currently
on the lookout for a new Java web framework (mainly for ease of
deployment reasons - our release team like WAR files). Anyone got any
suggestions for Java frameworks as simple as Django? Django/Jython
doesn't appear to be an option.
Tim.
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