(Migrated) error on public-api-WSDL-file consumption

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#1

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Hello,

I was trying to do some stuff with the zato public API and I tried to
consume the wsdl file with suds (jurko fork) in order to access the API.

I’m not a SOAP nor an XML-schema expert,
when I do:

 url = "https://zato.io/docs/_downloads/zato.wsdl"
 c = SudsClient(url)

I get

Exception: msg
’zato:zato_kvdb_data_dict_dictionary_get_key_list_request_message’,
not-found

Is that an error in the wsdl file or am I doing something wrong?

Cheers!

p.s.
I think there’s an error (not sure, pycharm tells me) in the wsdl file
at line 1779 the element “id” is defined twice

#2

On 18/05/15 16:20, Andrea Peter wrote:

Exception: msg
’zato:zato_kvdb_data_dict_dictionary_get_key_list_request_message’,
not-found

Is that an error in the wsdl file or am I doing something wrong?

Can you confirm it with SoapUI?

thanks,

#3

On 18/05/15 16:20, Andrea Peter wrote:

Exception: msg
’zato:zato_kvdb_data_dict_dictionary_get_key_list_request_message’,
not-found

Is that an error in the wsdl file or am I doing something wrong?

Thanks, yes, there were a few things to be corrected, it’s done now.

Please note that on your system suds mostly likely created a cache in
/tmp/suds so to make sure you pull the latest changes, at least the
first time you need code along the lines of:

from suds.cache import NoCache
from suds.client import Client

url = ‘https://zato.io/docs/_downloads/zato.wsdl’

client = Client(url, cache=NoCache())

#4

It works, thanks, I have one question though,
how do I invoke the services?

 from suds.cache import NoCache
 from suds.client import Client as SudsClient
 url = "https://zato.io/docs/_downloads/zato.wsdl"
 c = SudsClient(url, cache=NoCache())

I tried

c.service.zato.ping()
c.service.ping()
c.service.zato_ping()

with no luck

On 05/18/15 19:42, Dariusz Suchojad wrote:

On 18/05/15 16:20, Andrea Peter wrote:

Exception: msg
’zato:zato_kvdb_data_dict_dictionary_get_key_list_request_message’,
not-found

Is that an error in the wsdl file or am I doing something wrong?
Thanks, yes, there were a few things to be corrected, it’s done now.

Please note that on your system suds mostly likely created a cache in
/tmp/suds so to make sure you pull the latest changes, at least the
first time you need code along the lines of:

from suds.cache import NoCache
from suds.client import Client

url = ‘https://zato.io/docs/_downloads/zato.wsdl’

client = Client(url, cache=NoCache())