suds

I am trying to talk to a SOAP web service using SUDS and Python. After lots of messing around learning Python (yes I am new to this) and working out how to use SUDS I have come across a problem. The signature of the web method I am calling, according to suds, is (FWTCaseCreate){ ClassificationEventCode = None Priority = None Title = None Description = None Queue = None DueDate = None AssociatedObject = (FWTObjectBriefDetails){ ObjectID = (FWTObjectID){ ObjectType = None ObjectReference[] = <empty> } ObjectDescription = None Details = None Category = None } Form = (FWTCaseForm){ FormField[] =

Having a strange issue where I can successfully create a suds Client and print it out: >>> client = Client(the_wsdl_url) >>> print client Suds ( https://fedorahosted.org/suds/ ) version: 0.4.1 (beta) build: R703-20101015 Service ( wsEnrollmentData ) tns="http://*hidden*" Prefixes (1) ns0 = "*hidden*" Ports (1): (*hidden*) Methods (1): handleIncomingEnrollment(xs:string FIRST_NM, xs:string MIDDLE_NM, xs:string COMPANY_LAST_NM, xs:string CONTACT_FIRST_NM, xs:string CONTACT_LAST_NM, xs:string INV_ADDR_TX_1, xs:string INV_ADDR_TX_2, xs:string INV_CITY_TX, xs:string INV_STATE_TX, xs:string INV

I have a working python program that is fetching a large volume of data via SOAP using suds. The web service is implemented with a paging function such that I can grab nnn rows with each fetch call and grab the next nnn with subsequent calls. If I authenticate to the HTTP server with code like the following client = suds.client.Client(url=url, location=location, username=username, password=password, timeout=timeout) everything works great. If, however, I use the following t = suds.transport.https.HttpAuthenticated(username=username, password=password) t.handler = urllib2.HTTPBasicAuthHandler(t

i'm testing out SUDS library and I'm trying to make a simple request to an endpoint but i get unusual output. Why? from suds.client import Client import logging logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO) logging.getLogger('suds.xsd.schema').setLevel(logging.DEBUG) url = "http://xmlgw.companieshouse.gov.uk/v1-0/xmlgw/Gateway" client = Client(url) print client Output: Martynass-MacBook-Air:CH martynas$ python ch.py DEBUG:suds.xsd.schema:loaded: schema collection Schema:0x109a7db90 (raw) <schema/> (model) DEBUG:suds.xsd.schema:MERGED: Schema:0x109a7db90 (raw) <schema/> (model) You can't use suds for

I'm currently running python suds against a wsdl file and its corresponding 50+ xsd files. The following call to Client takes about 90 seconds: from suds.client import Client url = 'http://localhost:7080/webservices/WebServiceTestBean?wsdl' client = Client(url) After I run the last line above, I get a Client instance. Creating that client takes a long time. Does caching work with Python objects or is it restricted to primitives like strings and integers? Here's what I want to do in code, the syntax is wrong but it's to convey what I want: from suds.client import Client if 'current_client' in