JustSomeGuy <brian.obr...@calgaryscientific.com> writes: > I'm trying to call a soap method with suds. > The parameter however is not straight forward. > > > queryContent ( > xs:string mpiId, > tmPidAndIssuer[] idsAndIssuers, > tmPersonName name, > xs:string patientAge, > tmAccessionNumberAndIssuer accNumAndIssuer, > xs:string studyUID, > xs:string studyID, > tmDateRange studyDateRange, > xs:string studyDescription, > xs:string[] modalities, > xs:string stmo, > xs:string folderName, > xs:string folderDescription, > tmDateRange folderDateRange, > xs:string[] labels > ) > > What are these xs: ?
Likely, "xs" stands for "Xml-Schema" and then would refer to the XML-Schema standard datatypes. In general, "suds" shows you type information in the form "[<namespace prefix>:]<type name>". It uses the information from the WSDL description. The prefix itself is without semantic meaning; it is just a shorthand for an "uri" which ideally points to some relevant definitions. The WSDL will have information for this "prefix -> uri" mapping. You will need to look there, in order to determine precisely, what the prefix means. If "<namespace prefix>" is missing, then the type is locally defined. You should find its definition in the WSDL (or included resources). > there seems to be other other types defined here that I'm not sure what they > are. Look at the WSDL defintions. -- https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
