C Wegrzyn wrote:
Hello. I am just getting started with Twisted and I must say it is a very nice package! I am trying to write a SOAP application (server side).
In the C/C++ I would use gSOAP to take a WSDL and generate the support libraries. What I like about Twisted is that introspection is available to make this, more or less, automatic. I searched around trying to find an example of using a WSDL file along with Twisted so that I would only need to write the supporting functions. I found nothing very useful. I am wondering if anyone can give me some pointers to using WSDL under Twisted (I know something of SOAPpy but I am not sure I can use it directly under Twisted).
Chuck, Take a look at the 'ZSI' project. http://pywebsvcs.sourceforge.net/ If you check out the serialize-dom-scheme branch, you get a really nice WSDL code generator for Python (much, much better than SOAPpy or normal ZSI). Then, go get pyGridWare. It adds a Twisted service container that can house ZSI-based web services. If you want a working example, with documentation: http://dsd.lbl.gov/gtg/projects/PythonCLServiceTool/ Good luck, Dave