'currency': 'USD',
'item_specifics': {'name_value_list':
[ {'name': 'Brand', 'value': 'HJC'},
{'name': 'Color', 'value': 'Anthracite'},
{'name': 'Size', 'value': 'XXL'}
]
},
}
#Update the AddItemRequest data structure that will be used to build the xml request
#This is also the step that validates the incoming structure for correctness
add_item.update( data )
#Build the AddItemRequest xml dom
#This function call also returns the etree._Element that was built
request = add_item.get_element()
add_item.prettyprint()
#Create an EbayAPIConnection for our AddItemRequest
#Once a request is properly built, it's easy to create a connection object
#by simply passing the AddItemRequest object as the argument to
#the EbayAPIConnection constructor
connection = ebay.EbayAPIConnection( request=add_item )
#Send the request
connection.send_request()
#Get the response
#For now, just print it out
#Eventually will have a response parser
response = connection.get_response().read()
'ship_to_location': 'CA',
},
{
'shipping_service': 'StandardInternational',
'shipping_service_cost': 39.98,
'shipping_service_priority': 3,
'ship_to_location': ['Americas', 'Europe', 'Asia', 'AU'],
},],
'exclude_ship_to_location': [],
},
'site': 'eBayMotors',
'country': 'US',
'currency': 'USD',
} )
print etree.tostring( request.get_element(), pretty_print=True )
'''
##########################################
#
# Testing EndItem
#
##########################################
end_item = EndItemRequest( False, False )
end_item.update( { 'item_id': '033195015359',
'ending_reason': 'Hmmm',
})
print etree.tostring( end_item.get_element(), pretty_print=True )
'''
"""
