def _import(self, document, element):
namespace = DOM.getAttr(element, 'namespace', default=None)
location = DOM.getAttr(element, 'location', default=None)
if namespace is None or location is None:
raise WSDLError(
'Invalid import element (missing namespace or location).')
# Sort-of support relative locations to simplify unit testing. The
# WSDL specification actually doesn't allow relative URLs, so its
# ok that this only works with urls relative to the initial document.
location = urllib.basejoin(self.location, location)
obimport = self.addImport(namespace, location)
obimport._loaded = 1
importdoc = DOM.loadFromURL(location)
try:
if location.find('#') > -1:
idref = location.split('#')[-1]
imported = DOM.getElementById(importdoc, idref)
else:
imported = importdoc.documentElement
if imported is None:
raise WSDLError('Import target element not found for: %s' %
location)
imported_tns = DOM.getAttr(imported, 'targetNamespace')
importer_tns = namespace
if imported_tns != importer_tns:
return
if imported.localName == 'definitions':
imported_nodes = imported.childNodes
else:
imported_nodes = [imported]
parent = element.parentNode
for node in imported_nodes:
if node.nodeType != node.ELEMENT_NODE:
continue
child = DOM.importNode(document, node, 1)
parent.appendChild(child)
child.setAttribute('targetNamespace', importer_tns)
attrsNS = imported._attrsNS
for attrkey in attrsNS.keys():
if attrkey[0] == DOM.NS_XMLNS:
attr = attrsNS[attrkey].cloneNode(1)
child.setAttributeNode(attr)
finally:
importdoc.unlink()
def _import(self, document, element):
namespace = DOM.getAttr(element, 'namespace', default=None)
location = DOM.getAttr(element, 'location', default=None)
if namespace is None or location is None:
raise WSDLError(
'Invalid import element (missing namespace or location).'
)
# Sort-of support relative locations to simplify unit testing. The
# WSDL specification actually doesn't allow relative URLs, so its
# ok that this only works with urls relative to the initial document.
location = urllib.basejoin(self.location, location)
obimport = self.addImport(namespace, location)
obimport._loaded = 1
importdoc = DOM.loadFromURL(location)
try:
if location.find('#') > -1:
idref = location.split('#')[-1]
imported = DOM.getElementById(importdoc, idref)
else:
imported = importdoc.documentElement
if imported is None:
raise WSDLError(
'Import target element not found for: %s' % location
)
imported_tns = DOM.findTargetNS(imported)
if imported_tns != namespace:
return
if imported.localName == 'definitions':
imported_nodes = imported.childNodes
else:
imported_nodes = [imported]
parent = element.parentNode
for node in imported_nodes:
if node.nodeType != node.ELEMENT_NODE:
continue
child = DOM.importNode(document, node, 1)
parent.appendChild(child)
child.setAttribute('targetNamespace', namespace)
attrsNS = imported._attrsNS
for attrkey in attrsNS.keys():
if attrkey[0] == DOM.NS_XMLNS:
attr = attrsNS[attrkey].cloneNode(1)
child.setAttributeNode(attr)
finally:
importdoc.unlink()
def _import(self, document, element, base_location=None):
'''Algo take <import> element's children, clone them,
and add them to the main document. Support for relative
locations is a bit complicated. The orig document context
is lost, so we need to store base location in DOM elements
representing <types>, by creating a special temporary
"base-location" attribute, and <import>, by resolving
the relative "location" and storing it as "location".
document -- document we are loading
element -- DOM Element representing <import>
base_location -- location of document from which this
<import> was gleaned.
'''
namespace = DOM.getAttr(element, 'namespace', default=None)
location = DOM.getAttr(element, 'location', default=None)
if namespace is None or location is None:
raise WSDLError(
'Invalid import element (missing namespace or location).'
)
if base_location:
location = urllib.basejoin(base_location, location)
element.setAttributeNS(None, 'location', location)
#location = urllib.basejoin(self.location, location)
#obimport = self.addImport(namespace, location)
#obimport._loaded = 1
importdoc = DOM.loadFromURL(location)
try:
if location.find('#') > -1:
idref = location.split('#')[-1]
imported = DOM.getElementById(importdoc, idref)
else:
imported = importdoc.documentElement
if imported is None:
raise WSDLError(
'Import target element not found for: %s' % location
)
imported_tns = DOM.findTargetNS(imported)
if imported_tns != namespace:
return
if imported.localName == 'definitions':
imported_nodes = imported.childNodes
else:
imported_nodes = [imported]
parent = element.parentNode
for node in imported_nodes:
if node.nodeType != node.ELEMENT_NODE:
continue
child = DOM.importNode(document, node, 1)
parent.appendChild(child)
child.setAttribute('targetNamespace', namespace)
attrsNS = imported._attrsNS
for attrkey in attrsNS.keys():
if attrkey[0] == DOM.NS_XMLNS:
attr = attrsNS[attrkey].cloneNode(1)
child.setAttributeNode(attr)
#XXX Quick Hack, should be in WSDL Namespace.
if child.localName == 'import':
rlocation = child.getAttributeNS(None, 'location')
alocation = urllib.basejoin(location, rlocation)
child.setAttribute('location', alocation)
elif child.localName == 'types':
child.setAttribute('base-location', location)
finally:
importdoc.unlink()
return location
def _import(self, document, element, base_location=None):
'''Algo take <import> element's children, clone them,
and add them to the main document. Support for relative
locations is a bit complicated. The orig document context
is lost, so we need to store base location in DOM elements
representing <types>, by creating a special temporary
"base-location" attribute, and <import>, by resolving
the relative "location" and storing it as "location".
document -- document we are loading
element -- DOM Element representing <import>
base_location -- location of document from which this
<import> was gleaned.
'''
namespace = DOM.getAttr(element, 'namespace', default=None)
location = DOM.getAttr(element, 'location', default=None)
if namespace is None or location is None:
raise WSDLError(
'Invalid import element (missing namespace or location).')
if base_location:
location = urllib.basejoin(base_location, location)
element.setAttributeNS(None, 'location', location)
#location = urllib.basejoin(self.location, location)
#obimport = self.addImport(namespace, location)
#obimport._loaded = 1
importdoc = DOM.loadFromURL(location)
try:
if location.find('#') > -1:
idref = location.split('#')[-1]
imported = DOM.getElementById(importdoc, idref)
else:
imported = importdoc.documentElement
if imported is None:
raise WSDLError('Import target element not found for: %s' %
location)
imported_tns = DOM.findTargetNS(imported)
if imported_tns != namespace:
return
if imported.localName == 'definitions':
imported_nodes = imported.childNodes
else:
imported_nodes = [imported]
parent = element.parentNode
for node in imported_nodes:
if node.nodeType != node.ELEMENT_NODE:
continue
child = DOM.importNode(document, node, 1)
parent.appendChild(child)
child.setAttribute('targetNamespace', namespace)
attrsNS = imported._attrsNS
for attrkey in attrsNS.keys():
if attrkey[0] == DOM.NS_XMLNS:
attr = attrsNS[attrkey].cloneNode(1)
child.setAttributeNode(attr)
#XXX Quick Hack, should be in WSDL Namespace.
if child.localName == 'import':
rlocation = child.getAttributeNS(None, 'location')
alocation = urllib.basejoin(location, rlocation)
child.setAttribute('location', alocation)
elif child.localName == 'types':
child.setAttribute('base-location', location)
finally:
importdoc.unlink()
return location
