Re: [Pywebsvcs-talk] How to use wsdl2dispatch?

[Joshua B. <JRB...@lb...>]

wsdl2dispatch uses the modules generated by wsdl2py, which will contain
the missing classes.

-josh


Christopher J. Bottaro wrote:

>So I ran wsdl2dispatch on my wsdl and here is what it made:
>
><code>
>
>from TaskManager_services import *
>from ZSI.ServiceContainer import ServiceSOAPBinding
>
>class TaskManager(ServiceSOAPBinding):
>    soapAction = {
>        'capeconnect:TaskManager:TaskManagerPortType#test': 'soap_test',
>        }
>
>    def __init__(self, post='/TaskManager', **kw):
>        ServiceSOAPBinding.__init__(self, post)
>
>    def soap_test(self, ps):
>        # input vals in request object
>        args = ps.Parse( TestRequestMsgWrapper() )
>
>        # assign return values to response object
>        response = testResponseWrapper()
>
>        return response
>
></code>
>
>So I'm a bit confused as to what to do now.  First off TaskManager_services.py 
>doesn't exist, so that first import statement fails.  I'm guessing I'm 
>suppose to create it and then define TestRequestMsgWrapper() and 
>testResponseWrapper() which are referenced in 
>TaskManager_services_server.py...?  How am I suppose to define those 
>functions?  They take no arguments...?
>
>Thanks for the help.
>
>
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