This is a rare post. It says how to do something, and it is something that I have spent a LOT of time investigating. It is not complete thanks to one or two issues, but it is close.<\/p>\n
Basically I wanted to write a service in Python and consume it in VB.NET. That should be easy. Well, it is, if you want to write your own Web Service code under .NET. I am lazy and do not like that idea. So you need to generate a WSDL from what I can work out. And this code does that for VB.NET and C#, at least in Visual Studio 2005. There is an issue though. Data types are not being sent correctly. I think this is an issue with SoapLib, but I cannot be sure. The GIT repository does not have any patches either. So this is CUTTING EDGE!<\/p>\n
Sorry about the lack of indent. I am sure you can work it out!<\/p>\n
#!\/usr\/bin\/python
import web
from soaplib.wsgi_soap import SimpleWSGISoapApp
from soaplib.service import soapmethod
from soaplib.serializers import primitive as soap_types
from soaplib.serializers.primitive import String<\/p>\n
urls = (\"\/hello\", \"HelloService\",
\"\/hello.wsdl\", \"HelloService\",
)
render = web.template.Template(\"$def with (var)n$:var\")<\/p>\n
class SoapService(SimpleWSGISoapApp):
\"\"\"Class for webservice \"\"\"<\/p>\n
#__tns__ = 'http:\/\/test.com'<\/p>\n
# @soapmethod(soap_types.String,_returns=soap_types.String)
@soapmethod(String,_returns=String)
def hello(self,message):
\"\"\" Method for webservice\"\"\"
return \"Hello world \"+message<\/p>\n
class HelloService(SoapService):
\"\"\"Class for web.py \"\"\"
def start_response(self,status, headers):
web.ctx.status = status
for header, value in headers:
web.header(header, value)<\/p>\n
def GET(self):
response = super(SimpleWSGISoapApp, self).__call__(web.ctx.environ, self.start_response)
return render(\"n\".join(response))<\/p>\n
def POST(self):
response = super(SimpleWSGISoapApp, self).__call__(web.ctx.environ, self.start_response)
return render(\"n\".join(response))<\/p>\n
app=web.application(urls, globals())<\/p>\n
if __name__ == \"__main__\":
app.run()<\/p>\n
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This is a rare post. It says how to do something, and it is something that I have spent a LOT of time investigating. It is not complete thanks to one or two issues, but it is close. Basically I …<\/p>\n