you must all hate me by now, but...how do you get http header logging info?

[David Bunch]

Hey everyone,  firstly, I want to thank you Jeff, for being so patient with
me, and the quick turn around on that bug.  You rock, and your client
rocks!  Secondly,
does anyone know how you can log http headers that are sent and recieved?
the documentation says that to log sent and received soap/http headers
simply add these  lines to the top of your code:

import logging
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO)
logging.getLogger('suds.client').setLevel(logging.DEBUG)

However this only logs soap headers and soap messages not http headers.

[Mohamed Lrhazi]

I don't know... but if this is http and not https, It might be simple
enough to just run a wireshark session:)
HTH,
Mohamed.

2009/3/17 David Bunch <david.e.bunch(a)gmail.com&gt;:
>  Hey everyone,  firstly, I want to thank you Jeff, for being so
> patient with
>  me, and the quick turn around on that bug.  You rock, and your client
>  rocks!  Secondly,
>  does anyone know how you can log http headers that are sent and recieved?
>  the documentation says that to log sent and received soap/http headers
>  simply add these  lines to the top of your code:
>
>  import logging
>  logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO)
>  logging.getLogger('suds.client').setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
>
>  However this only logs soap headers and soap messages not http headers.
>
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[Jeff Ortel]

David Bunch wrote:
>  Hey everyone,  firstly, I want to thank you Jeff, for being so
> patient 
>  with me, and the quick turn around on that bug.  You rock, and your 
>  client rocks!   
Thanks!  Glad you find it useful :-)

Secondly,
>  does anyone know how you can log http headers that are sent and 
>  recieved?  the documentation says that to log sent and received 
>  soap/http headers simply add these  lines to the top of your code:
>  
>  import logging
>  logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO)
>  logging.getLogger('suds.client').setLevel(logging.DEBUG) 
This is the correct way to turn on logging for this.  But, the http headers are not 
logged.  I'll add it this morning.

>  
>  However this only logs soap headers and soap messages not http headers.
>  
>  
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SUDS setup on Linux

[Walter, Patrick A]

SUDS works great!! We've been able to demo it in our project for web services that are
written in Java.

I have used SUDS on the Windows platform using both NetBeans and Eclipse. To run it I put
the SUDS distribution in the Python site-packages directory. That
seemed to work.

But, I need to move it to Linux. How is this to be setup. I don't have admin
privileges. Do I need to build it?

Thanks for your HELP!!
Patrick

SUDS setup on Linux

[Renato Alves]

You just need to place the suds folder somewhere and add that location
to the PYTHONPATH.

After that you should be able to import suds without problems.

Quoting Walter, Patrick A on 03/18/2009 12:38 PM:
>  SUDS works great!! We've been able to demo it in our project for
> web services that are written in Java.
>  
>  I have used SUDS on the Windows platform using both NetBeans and Eclipse. To run it I put
> the SUDS distribution in the Python site-packages directory. That
>  seemed to work.
>  
>  But, I need to move it to Linux. How is this to be setup. I don't have admin
> privileges. Do I need to build it?
>  
>  Thanks for your HELP!!
>  Patrick
>  
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SUDS setup on Linux

[Giovanni Marco Dall'Olio]

On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 2:47 PM, Renato Alves <rjalves(a)igc.gulbenkian.pt&gt; wrote:
>  You just need to place the suds folder somewhere and add that
> location
>  to the PYTHONPATH.
>
>  After that you should be able to import suds without problems. 

As an alternative, you can learn to use easy_install.
Install it following the instructions here:
- http://peak.telecommunity.com/DevCenter/EasyInstall#installing-easy-install
- http://pypi.python.org/pypi/setuptools

and then install suds with this command:
easy_install suds --install-dir=<directory where you have write permission>

You can install any other python module in the same way, in any os.



>  Quoting Walter, Patrick A on 03/18/2009 12:38 PM:
> > SUDS works great!! We've been able to demo it in our project for web services
> that are written in Java.
> >
> > I have used SUDS on the Windows platform using both NetBeans and Eclipse. To run it I
> put the SUDS distribution in the Python site-packages directory. That
> > seemed to work.
> >
> > But, I need to move it to Linux. How is this to be setup. I don't have admin
> privileges. Do I need to build it?
> >
> > Thanks for your HELP!!
> > Patrick
> >
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>
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[Jeff Ortel]

David Bunch wrote:
>  Hey everyone,  firstly, I want to thank you Jeff, for being so
> patient 
>  with me, and the quick turn around on that bug.  You rock, and your 
>  client rocks!  Secondly,
>  does anyone know how you can log http headers that are sent and 
>  recieved?  the documentation says that to log sent and received 
>  soap/http headers simply add these  lines to the top of your code:
>  
>  import logging
>  logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO)
>  logging.getLogger('suds.client').setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
>  
>  However this only logs soap headers and soap messages not http headers. 
Oops, my mistake.  This (the client debug) already logs the messages and http headers. 
However, the headers listed are the custom headers added by the user plus the stock onces

that suds adds but does *not* include the headers that might be generated by cookielib.

So, I added some better logging in the transport today on trunk.

To see this you should:

>  logging.getLogger('suds.transport').setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
>  

>  
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