Zeep Operations argument











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I am trying to interact with a WSDL XML Resource. I run "python -mzeep wsdl" from the command line and get a list of Operations with respect to this resource.



Operations



Login(Username: xsd:string, Password: xsd:string, TenantID: xsd:string) -> xsd:string

Logout(SessionID: xsd:string)

Query(body: ns0:_____Query, header:ns0:Auth, _soapheaders={header:ns0:Auth}) -> Code: xsd:String, Records: ns0: ___Records, Slice: ns0: ___SliceResult


Using Python 2.7, I am having trouble invoking the Query Operation. The following code runs successfully invoking the Login operation.



from zeep import Client, Settings

wsdl = 'wsdl_resource'
settings = Settings(strict=False)
client = Client(wsdl=wsdl, settings=settings)

client.service.Login(Username='user_name', Password='pass_word)


The following works providing the following output a unique 'session_id'. In a string format.



However, when trying to use the query opertation:



 client.service.Query( , , ,) 


I am having trouble getting passing the expected arguments, and retrieve the following Records.



If I try the following:



client.service.Query(body=' __Query', header='Auth')


I get the following response:



 {
'Code': None,
'Records': None,
'Slice': None,
'_raw_elements': deque()
}


Clearly the resource is there, however having trouble obtaining records I assume this is due to not passing the right arguments to client.service.Query( , , ).



Anyone have experience with zeep? Can someone shed some light to understanding the paramaters to be passed to the Query Operation?










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    I am trying to interact with a WSDL XML Resource. I run "python -mzeep wsdl" from the command line and get a list of Operations with respect to this resource.



    Operations



    Login(Username: xsd:string, Password: xsd:string, TenantID: xsd:string) -> xsd:string

    Logout(SessionID: xsd:string)

    Query(body: ns0:_____Query, header:ns0:Auth, _soapheaders={header:ns0:Auth}) -> Code: xsd:String, Records: ns0: ___Records, Slice: ns0: ___SliceResult


    Using Python 2.7, I am having trouble invoking the Query Operation. The following code runs successfully invoking the Login operation.



    from zeep import Client, Settings

    wsdl = 'wsdl_resource'
    settings = Settings(strict=False)
    client = Client(wsdl=wsdl, settings=settings)

    client.service.Login(Username='user_name', Password='pass_word)


    The following works providing the following output a unique 'session_id'. In a string format.



    However, when trying to use the query opertation:



     client.service.Query( , , ,) 


    I am having trouble getting passing the expected arguments, and retrieve the following Records.



    If I try the following:



    client.service.Query(body=' __Query', header='Auth')


    I get the following response:



     {
    'Code': None,
    'Records': None,
    'Slice': None,
    '_raw_elements': deque()
    }


    Clearly the resource is there, however having trouble obtaining records I assume this is due to not passing the right arguments to client.service.Query( , , ).



    Anyone have experience with zeep? Can someone shed some light to understanding the paramaters to be passed to the Query Operation?










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      I am trying to interact with a WSDL XML Resource. I run "python -mzeep wsdl" from the command line and get a list of Operations with respect to this resource.



      Operations



      Login(Username: xsd:string, Password: xsd:string, TenantID: xsd:string) -> xsd:string

      Logout(SessionID: xsd:string)

      Query(body: ns0:_____Query, header:ns0:Auth, _soapheaders={header:ns0:Auth}) -> Code: xsd:String, Records: ns0: ___Records, Slice: ns0: ___SliceResult


      Using Python 2.7, I am having trouble invoking the Query Operation. The following code runs successfully invoking the Login operation.



      from zeep import Client, Settings

      wsdl = 'wsdl_resource'
      settings = Settings(strict=False)
      client = Client(wsdl=wsdl, settings=settings)

      client.service.Login(Username='user_name', Password='pass_word)


      The following works providing the following output a unique 'session_id'. In a string format.



      However, when trying to use the query opertation:



       client.service.Query( , , ,) 


      I am having trouble getting passing the expected arguments, and retrieve the following Records.



      If I try the following:



      client.service.Query(body=' __Query', header='Auth')


      I get the following response:



       {
      'Code': None,
      'Records': None,
      'Slice': None,
      '_raw_elements': deque()
      }


      Clearly the resource is there, however having trouble obtaining records I assume this is due to not passing the right arguments to client.service.Query( , , ).



      Anyone have experience with zeep? Can someone shed some light to understanding the paramaters to be passed to the Query Operation?










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      I am trying to interact with a WSDL XML Resource. I run "python -mzeep wsdl" from the command line and get a list of Operations with respect to this resource.



      Operations



      Login(Username: xsd:string, Password: xsd:string, TenantID: xsd:string) -> xsd:string

      Logout(SessionID: xsd:string)

      Query(body: ns0:_____Query, header:ns0:Auth, _soapheaders={header:ns0:Auth}) -> Code: xsd:String, Records: ns0: ___Records, Slice: ns0: ___SliceResult


      Using Python 2.7, I am having trouble invoking the Query Operation. The following code runs successfully invoking the Login operation.



      from zeep import Client, Settings

      wsdl = 'wsdl_resource'
      settings = Settings(strict=False)
      client = Client(wsdl=wsdl, settings=settings)

      client.service.Login(Username='user_name', Password='pass_word)


      The following works providing the following output a unique 'session_id'. In a string format.



      However, when trying to use the query opertation:



       client.service.Query( , , ,) 


      I am having trouble getting passing the expected arguments, and retrieve the following Records.



      If I try the following:



      client.service.Query(body=' __Query', header='Auth')


      I get the following response:



       {
      'Code': None,
      'Records': None,
      'Slice': None,
      '_raw_elements': deque()
      }


      Clearly the resource is there, however having trouble obtaining records I assume this is due to not passing the right arguments to client.service.Query( , , ).



      Anyone have experience with zeep? Can someone shed some light to understanding the paramaters to be passed to the Query Operation?







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