I just wanted to send out a big thank you for SOAP.py. Folks, if
you're doing anything with SOAP you need to check this out. I've
been doing a heap of SOAP stuff at work and SOAP.py is hands-
down the easiest most trouble free way to do SOAP in *any*
language.


Cayce Ullman wrote in message ...
> 
> The latest version of SOAP.py (a SOAP implementation written in Python),
was
> released today.
> 
> Check out its interop matrix : http://www.actzero.com/soap/interop.html
> (more servers, more successes)
> or download it : http://www.actzero.com/soap/SOAPpy.html
> 
> Interop endpoint server info:
> 
> Name: SOAP.py 0.9 (actzero.com)
> Endpoint: http://208.177.157.221:9595/xmethodsInterop
> SOAPAction: "urn:soapinterop"
> Namespace: http://soapinterop.org/
> 
> 
> Comments, feedback, patches, etc... very welcome.
> 
> Changes since last version:
> 
> - The Envelope now just contains definitions for namespaces actually used
> (Builder)
> - Namespace definitions are inherited by children but not siblings
(Builder)
> - Further improved multi-reference parsing -- it handles circular
references
> (Parser)
> - Added support for building recursive and circular types using references
> (Builder)
> - More types
> - Proper handling of overflow and underflow integral and floating point
> types (Parser)
> - More interop
> - Various bug fixes and improvements
> 
>