Generating SOAP
June 18, 2002In Rich Salz’s second XML Endpoints column, he uses Python to demonstrate generating SOAP code for talking to Google’s web service.
In Rich Salz’s second XML Endpoints column, he uses Python to demonstrate generating SOAP code for talking to Google’s web service.
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