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    Default Python web services - possible?

    Sorry guys, had couple of long nights of coding so I lack creativity this morning with my title. What I was looking for few months back is a framework that supports SOAP based web services in python. I could not find anything production-level. I played with SOAPpy and ZSI both were still lacking features, I've spent some serious time hacking SOAPpy since it was used in some legacy apps. Does spring-python support anything out of the box? I don't care if it uses soappy or zsi behind the screen as long as it is abstracted from me. Thanks guys!

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    Sorry, but Spring Python doesn't offer any SOAP support right now.
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    As an update, I have started hacking some support with a SoapPyServiceExporter and SoapPyProxyFactory. They work, but only with http://<host>:<port> support. I haven't been able to code support to add a subsection to the URL yet.
    Greg L. Turnquist (@gregturn), SpringSource/VMware
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    Well the hack looks promising but I would be a little cautious with using it with the factory as the support looks quite stable already.

    It would be good if we are able to harness a support for the subsection to the URL already.

    Though an outright support would not really be necessary.

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