[web2py] Re: SOAP Access

2010-07-24 Thread Jeff S
So far, SUDS is working okay. I think I'll stay with it unless I really have problems with it. Thanks all!

Re: [web2py] Re: SOAP Access

2010-07-20 Thread Mariano Reingart
Maybe a custom, simple and flexible solution is enought, http://code.google.com/p/pysimplesoap/wiki/Web2Py I commented this some time ago (client side), but now looking at the server side, just developed some experimental code with web2py extending Service infrastructure. I posted further explan

[web2py] Re: SOAP Access

2010-07-14 Thread Scott
I use suds to authenticate users through a Web service call. I don't have a need at this time to expose a server interface, but I could see where it would be useful to add that functionality to the existing XMLRPC, RSS, plugins, etc. That having been said, client interfaces are a lot easier to im

[web2py] Re: SOAP Access

2010-07-14 Thread Jeff S
I actually only use the client side to retrieve information from a service provider, but I thought it could be great for some other person/companies to also have the service side to provide on-demand data other than through a web-browser. I mean, some services like Google have the browser access a

[web2py] Re: SOAP Access

2010-07-14 Thread mdipierro
SUDS is client only. We could add it to contrib but it seems not many people use it. What do other poeple think? On 14 Lug, 10:02, Jeff S wrote: > Any chance that an easy tool will be added to web2py for SOAP access, > both in service and client? > > Although it is not that hard to add a third pa