Hi,
is there a RUBY library which will automatically generate a WSDL file
for a SOAP service?
Thanks.
Dan.
Hi,
is there a RUBY library which will automatically generate a WSDL file
for a SOAP service?
Thanks.
Dan.
On 7/6/06, fish man [email protected] wrote:
is there a RUBY library which will automatically generate a WSDL file
for a SOAP service?
http://www.google.ca/search?q=Ruby+SOAP+WSDL+-sam
(The last search term is because the first gives you stuff about Sam
Ruby.)
-austin
It’s built into Rails.
jp
fish man wrote:
Hi,
is there a RUBY library which will automatically generate a WSDL file
for a SOAP service?Thanks.
Dan.
On 7/6/06, Jeff P. [email protected] wrote:
It’s built into Rails.
Which won’t help if the OP isn’t using Rails.
Ruby is much more than Rails.
-austin
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Hi,
Austin Z. wrote:
On 7/6/06, Jeff P. [email protected] wrote:
It’s built into Rails.
Which won’t help if the OP isn’t using Rails.
Ruby is much more than Rails.
I agree but as far as I know ActionWebServices is the only solution for
generating WSDL from Ruby. We can’t know expected class (or duck type)
from static method definition so annotation or something is needed. I
don’t know Rails and ActionWebServices well but it must use annotation
like method.
I hope bare Ruby have annotation. Expecting;
Both following A and B breaks 2.
require ‘soap/annotations’
class Servant
include WebService # A
def service(foo, bar)
…
end
web_service :service, … # B
end
Regards,
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