On 09/14/2009 03:06 PM, Brian Tieman wrote:

Warning: noob here!

Hey Brian,

Welcome to suds!

Have you looked at the documentation here: https://fedorahosted.org/suds/wiki/Documentation

You should just be able to do:

from suds.client import Client client = Client(url) print client ############################# this will show you the service, methods etc. print client.service.addComplexType(2,3)

since x & y are simple types. Although, I'd need to see the wsdl to be sure.

Hope this helps,

Jeff

I have a test service method defined as

int addComplexType (TwoNumbers input)

Where TwoNumbers is defined in XMDComplexTypes.xsd as

<schema targetNamespace="http://gov.anl.aps.tieman/XDMXomplexTypes" elementForDefault="quilified" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:tns="http://gov.anl.aps.tieman/XMDComplexTypes"> ...

<complexType name="TestComplexType"> <sequence> <element name="X" type="int"></element> <element name="Y" type="int"></element> </sequence> </complexType>

<element name="TwoNumbers" type="tns:TestComplexType"> </element> ...

</schema>

When I create a client from the WSDL and print it, the method addComplexType is defined as

... ns1 = "http://XMD.tieman.aps.anl.gov/XDMService" ... ns6 = "http://gov.anl.aps.tieman/XMDComplexTypes" ... methods addComplexType (ns1:input input, ) ... types ns6:TestComplexType ...

Where does the type ns1:input come from? It's not defined anywhere in the schema. Do I need to use the ImportDoctor to fix this? How?

Going on, I can then use the factory to create a variable of the correct type

twoNumbers = client.factor.create ('ns6:TestComplexType')

and use that as an argument

client.service.addComplexType (twoNumbers)

but, of course, it bombs. The error I get is "Invalid element in gov.anl.aps.tieman.XMD.stubs.AddComplexTypeRequestInput - X'

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Brian

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