tooper a écrit :
> On the client side :
> from SOAPpy import SOAPProxy
> server= SOAPProxy("http://foo.bar.org:8090";)
> print server.Hello("world")
>
> On the server side :
> from SOAPpy import SOAPServer
>
> def Hello(name):
> return "Hello "+name+" !"
>
> server= SOAPServer(("localhost",8080))
> server.registerFunction(Hello)
> server.serve_forever()
>
look at http://diveintopython.org/, Mark Pilgrim
there is a Python book including interesting chapter about SOAP.
While talking about SOAPpy module, I'm facing an authentication problem
with it:
I'm consuming a WebServices server requiring authentication, and I did
not found yet how to give authentication code (username:password) while
calling any mehode of the webservice.
I did a temp trick around while waiting the *right* solution...
When authentication is not required , it works very well, and the
automatic introspection is transparently handled by simple or imbriqued
python types (sequences, etc. ...)
--
http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
