def make_soap_fault(faultString, faultCode = 'Server', detail = None,
header_elements = None):
'''
This method populates a soap fault message with the provided
fault string and details.
@param faultString the short description of the error
@param detail the details of the exception, such as a stack trace
@param faultCode defaults to 'Server', but can be overridden
@param header_elements A list of XML elements to add to the fault header.
@returns the element corresponding to the fault message
'''
nsmap = NamespaceLookup()
envelope = create_xml_element(nsmap.get('SOAP-ENV') + 'Envelope', nsmap)
if header_elements:
header = create_xml_subelement(
envelope, nsmap.get('SOAP-ENV') + 'Header')
for element in header_elements:
header.append(element)
body = create_xml_subelement(envelope, nsmap.get('SOAP-ENV') + 'Body')
f = Fault(faultCode,faultString,detail)
body.append(Fault.to_xml(f, nsmap.get('SOAP-ENV') + "Fault", nsmap))
return envelope
def make_soap_fault(faultString, faultCode='Server', detail=None):
'''
This method populates a soap fault message with the provided fault string and
details.
@param faultString the short description of the error
@param detail the details of the exception, such as a stack trace
@param faultCode defaults to 'Server', but can be overridden
@returns the element corresponding to the fault message
'''
envelope = ElementTree.Element('SOAP-ENV:Envelope')
envelope.set('xmlns:SOAP-ENV','http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/')
body = ElementTree.SubElement(envelope,'SOAP-ENV:Body')
f = Fault(faultCode,faultString,detail)
body.append(Fault.to_xml(f))
return envelope
def __call__(self,*args,**kwargs):
# copied & simplified from soaplib.client.SimpleSoapClient
if len(args) != len(self.descriptor.inMessage.params):
argstring = '\r\n'.join([ ' ' + str(arg) for arg in args ])
paramstring = '\r\n'.join([ ' ' + str(p[0]) for p in self.descriptor.inMessage.params ])
err_msg = _err_format % (argstring, paramstring)
raise Exception(err_msg)
msg = self.descriptor.inMessage.to_xml(*args)
# grab the soap headers passed into this call
headers = kwargs.get('headers', [])
msgid = kwargs.get('msgid')
if msgid:
# special case for the msgid field as a convenience
# when dealing with async callback methods
headers.append(create_relates_to_header(msgid))
envelope = make_soap_envelope(msg, header_elements=headers)
body = ElementTree.tostring(envelope)
# removed http header logic - not needed for django test client
# use django.test.client to send request
client = Client()
response = client.post(self.path, body, content_type="text/xml")
data = response.content
if str(response.status_code) not in ('200', '202'):
# consider everything NOT 200 or 202 as an error response
if str(response.status_code) == '500':
fault = None
try:
payload, headers = from_soap(data)
fault = Fault.from_xml(payload)
except:
trace = StringIO()
import traceback
traceback.print_exc(file=trace)
fault = Exception('Unable to read response \n %s %s \n %s \n %s' % \
(response.status, response.reason, trace.getvalue(), data))
raise fault
else:
raise Exception('%s %s' % (response.status,response.reason,))
if not self.descriptor.outMessage.params:
return
payload, headers = from_soap(data)
results = self.descriptor.outMessage.from_xml(payload)
return results[0]
def make_soap_fault(faultString,
faultCode='Server',
detail=None,
header_elements=None):
'''
This method populates a soap fault message with the provided
fault string and details.
@param faultString the short description of the error
@param detail the details of the exception, such as a stack trace
@param faultCode defaults to 'Server', but can be overridden
@param header_elements A list of XML elements to add to the fault header.
@returns the element corresponding to the fault message
'''
nsmap = NamespaceLookup()
envelope = create_xml_element(nsmap.get('SOAP-ENV') + 'Envelope', nsmap)
if header_elements:
header = create_xml_subelement(envelope,
nsmap.get('SOAP-ENV') + 'Header')
for element in header_elements:
header.append(element)
body = create_xml_subelement(envelope, nsmap.get('SOAP-ENV') + 'Body')
f = Fault(faultCode, faultString, detail)
body.append(Fault.to_xml(f, nsmap.get('SOAP-ENV') + "Fault", nsmap))
return envelope
def make_soap_fault(faultString, faultCode='Server', detail=None):
'''
This method populates a soap fault message with the provided fault string and
details.
@param faultString the short description of the error
@param detail the details of the exception, such as a stack trace
@param faultCode defaults to 'Server', but can be overridden
@returns the element corresponding to the fault message
'''
envelope = ElementTree.Element('SOAP-ENV:Envelope')
envelope.set('xmlns:SOAP-ENV','http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/')
body = ElementTree.SubElement(envelope,'SOAP-ENV:Body')
f = Fault(faultCode,faultString,detail)
body.append(Fault.to_xml(f))
return envelope
def __init__(self, dberr):
Fault.__init__(self, faultcode="ElbeDBError", faultstring=str(dberr))
def __init__(self):
Fault.__init__(self, faultcode="ElbeInvalidState", faultstring="Project is Busy ! Operation Invalid")
def __init__(self):
Fault.__init__(self,
faultcode="ElbeAuthenticationFailed",
faultstring="Authentication Failed")
def __init__(self):
Fault.__init__(self, faultcode="ElbeNotAuthorized", faultstring="Not Authorized ! Cant let you perform this command.")
def __init__(self, exc):
Fault.__init__(self, faultcode="ElbeValidationError", faultstring=exc.__repr__())
def __init__(self, err):
Fault.__init__(self,
faultcode="ElbeProjectError",
faultstring=str(err))
def __init__(self):
Fault.__init__(self, faultcode="ElbeNotLoggedIn", faultstring="Not authenticated ! Cant let you perform this command.")
def __call__(self, *args, **kwargs):
'''
This method executes the http request to the remote web service. With
the exception of 'headers', 'msgid', and 'mtom'; all keyword arguments
to this method are put in the http header. The 'headers' keyword is to
denote a list of elements to be included in the soap header, 'msgid'
is a convenience keyword used in async web services which creates a
WS-Addressing messageid header to be included in the soap headers, and
'mtom' enables the Message Transmission Optimization Mechanism.
@param the arguments to the remote method
@param the keyword arguments
'''
if len(args) != len(self.descriptor.inMessage.params):
argstring = '\r\n'.join([' ' + str(arg) for arg in args])
paramstring = '\r\n'.join(
[' ' + str(p[0]) for p in self.descriptor.inMessage.params])
err_msg = _err_format % (argstring, paramstring)
raise Exception(err_msg)
msg = self.descriptor.inMessage.to_xml(*args)
# grab the soap headers passed into this call
headers = kwargs.get('headers', [])
mtom = kwargs.get('mtom', False)
msgid = kwargs.get('msgid')
if msgid:
# special case for the msgid field as a convenience
# when dealing with async callback methods
headers.append(create_relates_to_header(msgid))
tns = self.descriptor.inMessage.ns
envelope = make_soap_envelope(msg, tns, header_elements=headers)
body = ElementTree.tostring(envelope)
methodName = '\"%s\"' % self.descriptor.soapAction
httpHeaders = {
'Content-Length':
len(body),
'Content-type':
'text/xml; charset="UTF-8"',
'Accept': ('application/soap+xml, application/dime, '
'multipart/related, text/*'),
'User-Agent':
'Soaplib/1.0',
'SOAPAction':
methodName,
}
for k, v in kwargs.items():
# add all the other keywords to the http headers
if k not in ('headers', 'msgid', 'mtom'):
httpHeaders[k] = v
if mtom:
httpHeaders, body = apply_mtom(httpHeaders, body,
self.descriptor.inMessage.params,
args)
dump(self.host, self.path, httpHeaders, body)
if self.scheme == "http":
conn = httplib.HTTPConnection(self.host)
elif self.scheme == "https":
conn = httplib.HTTPSConnection(self.host)
else:
raise RuntimeError("Unsupported URI connection scheme: %s" %
self.scheme)
conn.request("POST", self.path, body=body, headers=httpHeaders)
response = conn.getresponse()
data = response.read()
dump(self.host, self.path, dict(response.getheaders()), data)
contenttype = response.getheader('Content-Type')
data = collapse_swa(contenttype, data)
conn.close()
if str(response.status) not in ['200', '202']:
# consider everything NOT 200 or 202 as an error response
if str(response.status) == '500':
fault = None
try:
payload, headers = from_soap(data)
fault = Fault.from_xml(payload)
except:
trace = StringIO()
import traceback
traceback.print_exc(file=trace)
fault = Exception("Unable to read response \n"
"%s %s \n %s \n %s" %
(response.status, response.reason,
trace.getvalue(), data))
raise fault
else:
raise Exception("%s %s" % (response.status, response.reason))
if not self.descriptor.outMessage.params:
return
payload, headers = from_soap(data)
results = self.descriptor.outMessage.from_xml(payload)
#TODO: consider supporting multiple return types in a better manner
if len(results) > 1:
return results
return results[0]
def __init__(self):
Fault.__init__(
self,
faultcode="ElbeNotLoggedIn",
faultstring="Not authenticated ! Cant let you perform this command."
)
def __init__(self):
Fault.__init__(
self,
faultcode="ElbeNotAuthorized",
faultstring="Not Authorized ! Cant let you perform this command.")
def __init__(self):
Fault.__init__(self,
faultcode="ElbeInvalidState",
faultstring="Project is Busy ! Operation Invalid")
def __init__(self, exc):
Fault.__init__(self,
faultcode="ElbeValidationError",
faultstring=exc.__repr__())
def __init__(self, err):
Fault.__init__(self, faultcode="ElbeProjectError", faultstring=str(err))
def __init__(self):
Fault.__init__(self, faultcode="ElbeAuthenticationFailed", faultstring="Authentication Failed")
def __call__(self, *args, **kwargs):
'''
This method executes the http request to the remote web service. With
the exception of 'headers', 'msgid', and 'mtom'; all keyword arguments
to this method are put in the http header. The 'headers' keyword is to
denote a list of elements to be included in the soap header, 'msgid'
is a convenience keyword used in async web services which creates a
WS-Addressing messageid header to be included in the soap headers, and
'mtom' enables the Message Transmission Optimization Mechanism.
@param the arguments to the remote method
@param the keyword arguments
'''
if len(args) != len(self.descriptor.inMessage.params):
argstring = '\r\n'.join([' ' + str(arg) for arg in args])
paramstring = '\r\n'.join([' ' + str(p[0])
for p in self.descriptor.inMessage.params])
err_msg = _err_format % (argstring, paramstring)
raise Exception(err_msg)
msg = self.descriptor.inMessage.to_xml(*args)
# grab the soap headers passed into this call
headers = kwargs.get('headers', [])
mtom = kwargs.get('mtom', False)
msgid = kwargs.get('msgid')
if msgid:
# special case for the msgid field as a convenience
# when dealing with async callback methods
headers.append(create_relates_to_header(msgid))
tns = self.descriptor.inMessage.ns
envelope = make_soap_envelope(msg, tns, header_elements=headers)
body = ElementTree.tostring(envelope)
methodName = '\"%s\"' % self.descriptor.soapAction
httpHeaders = {'Content-Length': len(body),
'Content-type': 'text/xml; charset="UTF-8"',
'Accept': ('application/soap+xml, application/dime, '
'multipart/related, text/*'),
'User-Agent': 'Soaplib/1.0',
'SOAPAction': methodName,
}
for k, v in kwargs.items():
# add all the other keywords to the http headers
if k not in ('headers', 'msgid', 'mtom'):
httpHeaders[k] = v
if mtom:
httpHeaders, body = apply_mtom(httpHeaders, body,
self.descriptor.inMessage.params, args)
dump(self.host, self.path, httpHeaders, body)
if self.scheme == "http":
conn = httplib.HTTPConnection(self.host)
elif self.scheme == "https":
conn = httplib.HTTPSConnection(self.host)
else:
raise RuntimeError("Unsupported URI connection scheme: %s" %
self.scheme)
conn.request("POST", self.path, body=body, headers=httpHeaders)
response = conn.getresponse()
data = response.read()
dump(self.host, self.path, dict(response.getheaders()), data)
contenttype = response.getheader('Content-Type')
data = collapse_swa(contenttype, data)
conn.close()
if str(response.status) not in['200', '202']:
# consider everything NOT 200 or 202 as an error response
if str(response.status) == '500':
fault = None
try:
payload, headers = from_soap(data)
fault = Fault.from_xml(payload)
except:
trace = StringIO()
import traceback
traceback.print_exc(file=trace)
fault = Exception("Unable to read response \n"
"%s %s \n %s \n %s" %
(response.status, response.reason, trace.getvalue(),
data))
raise fault
else:
raise Exception("%s %s" % (response.status, response.reason))
if not self.descriptor.outMessage.params:
return
payload, headers = from_soap(data)
results = self.descriptor.outMessage.from_xml(payload)
return results[0]
def __init__(self, dberr):
Fault.__init__(self, faultcode="ElbeDBError", faultstring=str(dberr))
