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Hello,<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 04/30/15 03:11, Patricio Stegmann
wrote:<br>
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Burak,<br>
There is the message, but inside is the result which has its own
name. It is automatically generated with Result suffix, but my ws
consumer didnt want that. He wanted the name of it's spec on it. I
added that keyword and slightly changed some spyne lines.<br>
I had lot of issues using multiple namespaces, in the lxml output
generation, which I managed to solve using git version, and now it
seems to work ok.<br>
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I'm always interested in ways people patch Spyne. If you think it's
worthy, please let me know.<br>
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<blockquote cite="mid:55417321.3070508@gmail.com" type="cite"> I
have just a simple question. I need to be able to generate
something like this:<br>
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<MyResponse><br>
<Items><br>
<ItemList ofType="b"> <br>
<Item>blabla</Item><br>
<Item>bleble</Item><br>
<Item>blibli</Item><br>
</ItemList><br>
<ItemList ofType="c"> <br>
<Item>clacla</Item><br>
<Item>clecle</Item><br>
<Item>clicli</Item><br>
</ItemList><br>
</Items><br>
</MyResponse><br>
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from spyne import *<br>
from spyne.util.xml import *<br>
from lxml import etree<br>
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class ItemList(ComplexModel):<br>
of_type = XmlAttribute(Unicode(sub_name='ofType'))<br>
items = Unicode(max_occurs='unbounded', sub_name='Item')<br>
# 2.12 will support this, which is imo nicer to look at:<br>
items = Array(Unicode, wrapped=False, sub_name='Item')<br>
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class MyResponse(ComplexModel):<br>
items = Array(ItemList, sub_name="Items")<br>
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print etree.tostring(get_object_as_xml(MyResponse(<br>
items=[<br>
ItemList(of_type="b", items=[<br>
"blabla", "bleble", 'blibli',<br>
]),<br>
ItemList(of_type="c", items=[<br>
"clacla", "clecle", 'clicli',<br>
]),<br>
]<br>
)), pretty_print=True)<br>
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<br>
The sub_name additions here are to prevent you from breaking the
PEP8 rules.<br>
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hth,<br>
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burak<br>
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