Jim wrote:
Hi all,

I am new to SOAP and Python. I am practicing
learning SOAP with Python. I sent a request
and I got the following response:

<SOAPpy.Types.structType HashStringResponse
at 23909440>: {}


What does that mean?

Seems like you've got a SOAPpy.Types.structType instance that is named HashStringResponse, that is located at memory address 23909440, and that looks like an empty dict.


and how can I print the
result hash string ?

I don't know. I've never played with SOAP, so I don't even know if this (HashStringResponse) is part of the standard SOAP api or if it's specific to the service you're calling.


Did you look at the SOAPpy api for the description of Types.structType ?

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