[Soap-Python] Choice a soap library

[Brad Allen]

Welcome, Chris and Ovnicraft!

I'm under the impression that soaplib is the only Python SOAP server
still actively maintained and developed. At least that is what I read
in the earlier discussion on this mailing list. If you check the
archives you can find a discussion thread called "The Python SOAP
community: past, present, future".

The Python suds library seems very actively maintained for use as a
SOAP client. There has been some talk about deprecating the soaplib
client and asking everyone to move to using suds.

Where I work we use soaplib in production on the server side and the
client side, but we are switching to suds for the client side.

On Thu, Jul 15, 2010 at 4:37 PM, Ovnicraft <ovnicraft at gmail.com> wrote:
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> 2010/7/15 Chris Wj <chris0wj at gmail.com>
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>> I also have the same question and would appreciate it if people could post
>> their experiences with these libraries.
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> Its very important know about this, my team is really interested in works
> with and help a project.
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>> On Thu, Jul 15, 2010 at 2:53 PM, Ovnicraft <ovnicraft at gmail.com> wrote:
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>>> Hi folks, i am new in this list, i am developer at python erp project
>>> (www.openerp.com), i need to implement a soap server in the project (we are
>>> forking for that), so i found 3 libs with looks good to work, zsi, soaplib
>>> and tgws, i want to know your experience in this area.
>>>
>>> best regards,
>>>
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>>> Cristian Salamea
>>> @ovnicraft
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> Cristian Salamea
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