Simple python client wrapper for the OpenEMM 2.0 WebService, using the SUDS library.

To install this library run the following commands:

git clone https://github.com/ronoaldo/openemm-python-client.git
cd openemm-python-client
pip install -r requirements.txt

The API exposes a Connect method, that receives the username and password configured on your OpenEMM instance. This method returns a valid SUDS client object, exposing all methods on the service attribute.

You must setup the openemm.WSDL and openmm.LOCATION variables, used to perform some operations on client setup. A basic workflow would be:

import openemm
openemm.WSDL = 'http://....'
openemm.LOCATIN = 'http://...'
client = openemm.Connect('username', 'password')
subscriberId = client.service.FindSubscriber(
	'email', 'bob@example.com')

Please referr to the openemm webservices documentation for a full reference on the API methods. Optionally, you can quick dump the method signatures by 'printing' the client:

print client

Some methods on OpenEMM requires a special Map parameter. This requires explicity setting the xsi:type value on key and value attributes of MapItem. SUDS don't performs this by default, but a SUDS plugin, properly configured on the Connect method takes care of that.

Also, to avoid building the Map manually using the factory object, the API exposes a convenience method that encodes a regular Python map:

enc_map = openemm.EncodeMap(client, { 'email' : 'bob@example.com' })

See the openemm_test.py for details.

You can take advantage of my openemm fork that contains some goodies for seting up a local development server.

To setup a local OpenEMM server for testing, you will need Maven and a MySQL server installed.

To start the Web Services app:

git clone https://github.com/ronoaldo/openemm openemm
cd openemm
mvn clean install
mvn -pl openemm-ws clean tomcat6:run-war

This will checkout, build and start a local OpenEMM server. You have to properly configure the server with a local MySQL database, using the scripts under openemm/src/main/scripts/sql. Please take a look at the OpenEMM documentation on how to setup the database.