>  Right now I'm pretty confident that ZSI is the most actively maintained
>  SOAP library for Python. It is unfortunate that the names "soap.py",
>  "SOAP.py" and "soaplib.py" are already taken because it may well be the
>  "standard" Python SOAP library in the long run.

That'd be nice, but the name would have been ZSI anyway. :)

>  The question is which half-finished WSDL library to merge with ZSI.
>  SOAP.py has one. There is wsdl4py and ActiveState has a one. None handle
>  all of the details of complex types and neither does any Perl library.
>  It is an incredibly, er, complex issue that is somewhat daunting.

You mean SOAPy, I think.  Not Cayce's SOAP.py that's in
pywebsvcs.sf.net.
I took a look at it awhile back and didn't get a good feel for it. I was
never able to find wsdl4py, although I read the IBM dW tutorial.  I
didn't know AS had one -- where is it?

I wanna start playing around with WSDL a bit, and am trying to figure
out what to do. My first inclination is to do "soap rpc" which limits
the WSDL and XSD you need to understand -- huzza, no attributes! -- but
some of the services I'm interested in are really "document style" ...
:(

Has there been any recent change to the API doc?  Shoot me over a copy? 
Tnx.
	/r$

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