Thomas Thomas schrieb:
> Hi All,
>
> I am receiving a hash below from my Soap Interface
>
> <SOAPpy.Types.structType item at 34661160>: {'Field12value': ':C
> F3Value', 'Field8': 'Price Text:price_text', 'Field9': 'Text with
> File:file_text
> ', 'Field11value': ':CF2Value', 'Field7': 'Product Code:product_code',
> 'Field7va
> lue': ':product_values', 'Field2': 'Job Reference:job_reference', 'Field3':
> 'Job
> Description:job_description', 'Field6': 'Campaign Name:campaign_name',
> 'Field10
> value': ':CF1Value', 'Field6value': ':campaign_values', 'Field5':
> 'Keywords:keyw
> ords', 'Field10': 'CF1Title:custom_field1', 'Field11':
> 'CF2Title:custom_field2',
> 'Field12': 'CF3Title:custom_field3', 'Field13': 'CF4Title:custom_field4',
> 'Fiel
> d14': 'Name:meta_filename', 'Field4': 'Display Name:display_name',
> 'Field13value
> ': ':CF4Value'}
>
> How can i iterarte through it bcz when do try do something like
> myHash.values()
> I am getting the error
> AttributeError: structType instance has no attribute 'values'
That is because it is no hash - AFAIK SOAP doesn't support hashes (or
dicts, in python-lingo) out of the box. What you see above essentially a
named tuple. Conceptionally like this:
class MyStruct:
def __init__(self, foo, bar):
self.foo = foo
self.bar = bar
Either you access the individual values by name - or maybe there is a
way to enumerate the names for you, but that depends on what the
SOAPpy.Types.structType is capable of. I suggest you look at it's source.
Diez
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