As far as I can make out, is this attribute missing from this file?
There is reference to it but no definition.
It is in the others (gDateTime etc...).
If it is, what should it be?
Thanks, Chai
Ahhh... I was looking at the API docs, http://pywebsvcs.sourceforge.net/apidocs/ZSI/TCtimes.html#gDate and saw the format there. So when I added format_ms = '%(Y)04d-%(M)02d-%(D)02dZ' to TCtimes.py, my problems went away.
I was using RC3 and when I was sending back dates I was getting error messages like """ gDate instance has no attribute 'format_ms' """
And just for completeness, I was assigning the dates like the following today_date = date.today().timetuple() where today_date is an xsd:date
Thanks for the ZSI library. It's saved me a lot of time.
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As far as I can make out, is this attribute missing from this file?
There is reference to it but no definition.
It is in the others (gDateTime etc...).
If it is, what should it be?
Thanks,
Chai
Ahhh... I was looking at the API docs, http://pywebsvcs.sourceforge.net/apidocs/ZSI/TCtimes.html#gDate and saw the format there.
So when I added
format_ms = '%(Y)04d-%(M)02d-%(D)02dZ'
to TCtimes.py, my problems went away.
I was using RC3 and when I was sending back dates I was getting
error messages like
"""
gDate instance has no attribute 'format_ms'
"""
And just for completeness, I was assigning the dates like the following
today_date = date.today().timetuple()
where today_date is an xsd:date
Thanks for the ZSI library. It's saved me a lot of time.