def getTypesModuleName(self):
'''return module name.
'''
assert self.wsdl is not None, 'initialize, call fromWSDL'
if self.types_module_name is not None:
return self.types_module_name
wsm = WriteServiceModule(self.wsdl)
return wsm.getTypesModuleName()
def getTypesModuleName(self):
'''return module name.
'''
assert self.wsdl is not None, 'initialize, call fromWSDL'
if self.types_module_name is not None:
return self.types_module_name
wsm = WriteServiceModule(self.wsdl)
return wsm.getTypesModuleName()
def _wsdl2py(options, wsdl):
if options.twisted:
from pysphere.ZSI.generate.containers import ServiceHeaderContainer
try:
ServiceHeaderContainer.imports.remove(
'from pysphere.ZSI import client')
except ValueError:
pass
ServiceHeaderContainer.imports.append(
'from pysphere.ZSI.twisted import client')
if options.simple_naming:
# Use a different client suffix
# WriteServiceModule.client_module_suffix = "_client"
# Write messages definitions to a separate file.
#wsdl2pyServiceDescription.separate_messages = True
# Use more simple type and element class names
containers.SetTypeNameFunc(lambda n: '%s_' % (NC_to_CN(n)))
containers.SetElementNameFunc(lambda n: '%s' % (NC_to_CN(n)))
# Don't add "_" to the attribute name (remove when --aname works well)
containers.ContainerBase.func_aname = lambda instnc, n: TextProtect(
str(n))
# write out the modules with their names rather than their number.
utility.namespace_name = lambda cls, ns: utility.Namespace2ModuleName(
ns)
files = []
append = files.append
if isinstance(wsdl, XMLSchema.XMLSchema):
wsm = WriteServiceModule(_XMLSchemaAdapter(wsdl.location, wsdl),
addressing=options.address)
else:
wsm = WriteServiceModule(wsdl, addressing=options.address)
client_mod = wsm.getClientModuleName()
client_file = join(options.output_dir, '%s.py' % client_mod)
append(client_file)
fd = open(client_file, 'w+')
wsm.writeClient(fd)
fd.close()
types_mod = wsm.getTypesModuleName()
types_file = join(options.output_dir, '%s.py' % types_mod)
append(types_file)
fd = open(types_file, 'w+')
wsm.writeTypes(fd)
fd.close()
return files
def GetPartsSubNames(args, wsdl):
do_extended = True
from pysphere.ZSI.generate.wsdl2python import WriteServiceModule, SchemaDescription
wsm = WriteServiceModule(wsdl, do_extended=do_extended)
wsm.gatherNamespaces()
toReturn = []
for arg in args:
argSubnames = []
for l in wsm.usedNamespaces.values():
for schema in l:
sd = SchemaDescription(do_extended=do_extended)
sd.fromSchema(schema)
argNamespace = arg.element[0]
if (sd.targetNamespace == argNamespace):
for i in sd.items:
# arg.name is the part name, but we want it's type
argElementType = arg.element[1]
if str(argElementType) == str(i.content.name):
argSubnames = []
# I'm not sure when the name attribute was dropped
# but at some point, or in some circumstance it's not
# there, but instead a ref attribute is there which is
# tuple of (namespace, name). This hack fixes things,
# but I'm not sure why this happens or has happened.
# IRJ - 2005-05-25
if i.content.mgContent != None:
for c in i.content.mgContent:
nValue = "None"
if c.isWildCard():
nValue="any"
elif "name" in c.attributes:
nValue = c.attributes["name"]
elif "ref" in c.attributes:
nValue = c.attributes["ref"][1]
argSubnames.append(nValue)
toReturn.append(argSubnames)
return toReturn
def GetPartsSubNames(args, wsdl):
do_extended = True
from pysphere.ZSI.generate.wsdl2python import WriteServiceModule, SchemaDescription
wsm = WriteServiceModule(wsdl, do_extended=do_extended)
wsm.gatherNamespaces()
toReturn = []
for arg in args:
argSubnames = []
for l in wsm.usedNamespaces.itervalues():
for schema in l:
sd = SchemaDescription(do_extended=do_extended)
sd.fromSchema(schema)
argNamespace = arg.element[0]
if (sd.targetNamespace == argNamespace):
for i in sd.items:
# arg.name is the part name, but we want it's type
argElementType = arg.element[1]
if str(argElementType) == str(i.content.name):
argSubnames = []
# I'm not sure when the name attribute was dropped
# but at some point, or in some circumstance it's not
# there, but instead a ref attribute is there which is
# tuple of (namespace, name). This hack fixes things,
# but I'm not sure why this happens or has happened.
# IRJ - 2005-05-25
if i.content.mgContent != None:
for c in i.content.mgContent:
nValue = "None"
if c.isWildCard():
nValue = "any"
elif "name" in c.attributes:
nValue = c.attributes["name"]
elif "ref" in c.attributes:
nValue = c.attributes["ref"][1]
argSubnames.append(nValue)
toReturn.append(argSubnames)
return toReturn
def _wsdl2py(options, wsdl):
if options.simple_naming:
# Use a different client suffix
# WriteServiceModule.client_module_suffix = "_client"
# Write messages definitions to a separate file.
#wsdl2pyServiceDescription.separate_messages = True
# Use more simple type and element class names
containers.SetTypeNameFunc( lambda n: '%s_' %(NC_to_CN(n)) )
containers.SetElementNameFunc( lambda n: '%s' %(NC_to_CN(n)) )
# Don't add "_" to the attribute name (remove when --aname works well)
containers.ContainerBase.func_aname = lambda instnc,n: TextProtect(str(n))
# write out the modules with their names rather than their number.
utility.namespace_name = lambda cls, ns: utility.Namespace2ModuleName(ns)
files = []
append = files.append
if isinstance(wsdl, XMLSchema.XMLSchema):
wsm = WriteServiceModule(_XMLSchemaAdapter(wsdl.location, wsdl),
addressing=options.address)
else:
wsm = WriteServiceModule(wsdl, addressing=options.address)
client_mod = wsm.getClientModuleName()
client_file = join(options.output_dir, '%s.py' %client_mod)
append(client_file)
fd = open(client_file, 'w+')
wsm.writeClient(fd)
fd.close()
types_mod = wsm.getTypesModuleName()
types_file = join(options.output_dir, '%s.py' %types_mod)
append(types_file)
fd = open(types_file, 'w+' )
wsm.writeTypes(fd)
fd.close()
return files
