Christopher Browne wrote:
> Irmen de Jong <irmen at NOSPAMREMOVETHISxs4all.nl> wrote:> >>I'm using Python 2.2.1 and I'm searching a current, up-to-date>>SOAP library for Python.>>I tried ZSI but it fails because apparently it uses an old XML api.>>>>What should I try instead?> > > Something's odd there. There hasn't been any activity with ZSI since> about mid-May. > > And zolera.com (home of Rich Salz, main ZSI developer) seems dead (as> in "DNS doesn't think it exists anymore").> > Have Zolera/Rich Salz disappeared?> > As for what's "up-to-date", your options are limited, as the latest> release _was_ ZSI, in mid-May 2002. The last release of anything else> was of SOAP.py 0.9.7, in June 2001. (The developers thereof were at a> DotCom that has gone under.)
Weird stuff... for Java, SOAP seems to become the de-facto RPC-over-web
aka Web Services platform, and a dozen implementations can be found.
Now why is there so little SOAP activity for Python?
Not that I like SOAP. I like XMLRPC better, of which there's even a
module in the Python standard library. But I just have to use SOAP
for this project I'm working on, and I want to prototype stuff
in Python.
Anyway I'll try the updated SOAP.py from the PyGoogle stuff.
Thanks,
irmen de jong