[Pywebsvcs-talk] Multiple services in a single AsServer command

[ksadil <ks...@pr...>]

I have been using "Interoperable Python ZSI WSDL/SOAP Web Services
tutorial" by Holger Joukl with great success. 

I do have one question that I have not been able to resolve about
dispatching. I am trying to extend on the examples in the tutorial and where
the example code looks like:

AsServer(port=options.port, services=[MySquareService(),])

I am trying to use code like:

AsServer(port=options.port, services=[MyfirstService(),MysecondService(),])

It fails with:

ServiceAlreadyPresent: Service() already in ServiceContainer

 

My code looks a lot like the following (with extra messy code removed): 

 

#!/apps/pydev/bin/python2.4
# *** ZSI 2.0 ***
from optparse import OptionParser

from ZSI.wstools import logging
from ZSI.ServiceContainer import AsServer
# Import the generated Server Object
from Service1_services_server import firstService
# Create a Server implementation by inheritance
class MyfirstService(firstService):
    # Make WSDL available for HTTP GET
    _wsdl = "".join(open("Service1.wsdl").readlines())
    def soap_firstService(self, ps, **kw):
        # Call the generated base class method to get appropriate
        # input/output data structures
        response = firstService.soap_firstService(self, ps, **kw)
        request = self.request
        return response
    def firstService(self,serviceData):
        print "responding now" 

# Import the generated Server Object
from Serice1_services_server import secondService
# Create a Server implementation by inheritance
class MysecondService(secndService):
    # Make WSDL available for HTTP GET
     _wsdl = "".join(open("Service1.wsdl").readlines())
     def soap_secondService(self, ps, **kw):
         # Call the generated base class method to get appropriate
         # input/output data structures
         response = secondService.soap_secondService(self, ps, **kw)
         request = self.request
         return response
     def secondService(self,serviceData1):
         print "responding now" 


op = OptionParser(usage="%prog [options]")
op.add_option("-l", "--loglevel", help="loglevel (DEBUG, WARN)",
metavar="LOGLEVEL")
op.add_option("-p", "--port", help="HTTP port",metavar="PORT", default=8082,
type="int")
options, args = op.parse_args()
# set the loglevel according to cmd line arg
if options.loglevel:
    loglevel = eval(options.loglevel, logging.__dict__)
    logger = logging.getLogger("")
    logger.setLevel(loglevel)
# Run the server with a given list services
AsServer(port=options.port, services=[MyfirstService(),MySecondService(),])
 

any assistance would be appreciated.

 

Regards,

Kim