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PeterHarding: /* Authentication */

2008-08-22T04:16:25Z

Authentication

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	=Authentication=		=Authentication and Zimbra=

	<pre>		<pre>

PeterHarding at 04:16, 22 August 2008

2008-08-22T04:16:05Z

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PeterHarding: /* CDPBilling */

2008-08-18T02:44:36Z

CDPBilling

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	=Some Python ZSI Examples=		=Some Python ZSI Examples=

	==~~CDPBilling~~==		==Document Injection Example==

	[[Python SOAP - ~~CDP Billing~~]]		[[Python SOAP - Document Injection Example]]

	==SaintBook==		==SaintBook==

PeterHarding: /* == */

2008-08-18T02:42:25Z

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 Could someone give me a hint what's wrong here?
-===xxx===
+==wsdl2py Example==
 certainly it is a stupid failure, but I'm unable to bring it to work: a WebService provider coded using Netbeans with J2EE 1.5 and the client with ZSI:
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    <xsd:import namespace="http://services/" schemaLocation="http://localhost:8080/testserviceService/testservice?xsd=1"></xsd:import>
 ===sugarsoap - Client 1===

PeterHarding: /* == */

2008-08-18T02:41:58Z

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 Could someone give me a hint what's wrong here?
-===targetNamespace===
+===xxx===
-An import's namespace must match the targetNamespace attribute of the "file" or schema being imported.
+certainly it is a stupid failure, but I'm unable to bring it to work: a WebService provider coded using Netbeans with J2EE 1.5 and the client with ZSI:
-//
+wn@omega:~$ wsdl2py --url http://localhost:8080/testserviceService/testservice?wsdl
-<schema targetNamespace="urn:1">
+Error loading http://localhost:8080/testserviceService/testservice?wsdl:
-// importFile.xsd
+Using the ServiceProxy module directly in the code shows the same result.
--josh
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PeterHarding: /* == */

2008-08-18T02:41:21Z

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	Could someone give me a hint what's wrong here?		Could someone give me a hint what's wrong here?

	======		===targetNamespace===
	~~From your wsdl ....~~.		An import's namespace must match the targetNamespace attribute of the "file" or schema being imported.

			But this namespace must be different than the namespace of the schema you are importing it into.

	~~<xsd:import namespace="http:~~//~~services/" schemaLocation~~="~~http~~:~~//localhost:8080/testserviceService/testservice?xsd=~~1"~~></xsd:import~~>		//
			<schema targetNamespace="urn:1">

			<import namespace="urn:2" schemaLocation="importFile.xsd:/>

			// importFile.xsd
			<schema targetNamespace="urn:2">
			...

			-josh
	~~Take a look at the schema file you are importing and the default namespace in that document. This should match the value of the namespace in your import statement above.~~		</pre>


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PeterHarding: /* sugarsoap - Client */

2008-03-17T02:17:56Z

sugarsoap - Client

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	<xsd:import namespace="http://services/" schemaLocation="http://localhost:8080/testserviceService/testservice?xsd=1"></xsd:import>		<xsd:import namespace="http://services/" schemaLocation="http://localhost:8080/testserviceService/testservice?xsd=1"></xsd:import>

	======		===sugarsoap - Client 1===

	~~Take a look at the schema file you are importing and the default namespace in that document. This should match the value of the namespace in your import statement above~~.		<pre>
			$ cat run.py
			#!/usr/bin/env python

	~~Are you actually sure? The error-message is "namespace of schema and~~ import ~~match". I read this as "it is equal and that is an error". An indeed the condition in XMLSchema.py of ZSI to raise this exception is an equal between two variables.~~		from sugarsoap_services import *
			import md5
			import sys

	~~Furthermore, when I edit the wsdl-file manually and modify the namespace attribute of the import tag to something different then the targetNamespace given at the top of the file, I got the exception~~: ~~import schema bad targetNamespace~~		def main():
			loc = sugarsoapLocator()

	~~Can you point my directly to the piece of xml I have to modify, since I didn't got it by now~~.		portType = loc.getsugarsoapPortType(tracefile=sys.stdout)

	~~Thanks and Cheers,~~		request = loginRequest()
	~~Wolfgang~~		request._user_auth = uauth = request.new_user_auth()
			request._application_name='appname'

			uauth._user_name ='admin'
			uauth._password = md5.new('password').hexdigest()
			uauth._version = '1.1'

			response = portType.login(request)

			print response._return
			print response._return._id
			print response._return._error._name

			if "__main__" == __name__:
			main()
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PeterHarding at 02:17, 17 March 2008

2008-03-17T02:17:36Z

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 Using the ServiceProxy module directly in the code shows the same result.
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 -josh
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 [[Category:Python]]
 [[Category:ZSI]]

PeterHarding: /* Namespaces */

2008-02-19T05:26:19Z

Namespaces

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 Thanks and Cheers,
 Wolfgang
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 [[Category:Python]]
 [[Category:ZSI]]

PeterHarding: /* Namespaces */

2008-02-19T05:25:28Z

Namespaces

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	From your wsdl .....		From your wsdl .....

			<xsd:import namespace="http://services/" schemaLocation="http://localhost:8080/testserviceService/testservice?xsd=1"></xsd:import>

	~~<xsd:import namespace~~=~~"http://services/" schemaLocation~~=~~"http://localhost:8080/testserviceService/testservice?xsd~~=~~1"></xsd:import>~~		======

			Take a look at the schema file you are importing and the default namespace in that document. This should match the value of the namespace in your import statement above.

			Are you actually sure? The error-message is "namespace of schema and import match". I read this as "it is equal and that is an error". An indeed the condition in XMLSchema.py of ZSI to raise this exception is an equal between two variables.

			Furthermore, when I edit the wsdl-file manually and modify the namespace attribute of the import tag to something different then the targetNamespace given at the top of the file, I got the exception: import schema bad targetNamespace

	~~Take a look at the schema file~~ you ~~are importing and the default namespace in that document. This should match~~ the ~~value~~ of ~~the namespace in your import statement above~~.		Can you point my directly to the piece of xml I have to modify, since I didn't got it by now.

			Thanks and Cheers,
			Wolfgang
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	[[Category:Python]]		[[Category:Python]]
	[[Category:ZSI]]		[[Category:ZSI]]