wsdl2py with imported xsd fails

[franzem]

I am using wsdl2py to generate the wsdl classes from a wsdl that imports three separate .xsd files.

The generated file doesn't parse:

in python2.7:

    class AccNumEx(__name__ + '.BusinessRuleEx'):
TypeError: Error when calling the metaclass bases
    str() takes at most 1 argument (3 given)

in python3.4:

   class AccTypeEx(__name__ + '.BusinessRuleEx'):
TypeError: str() argument 2 must be str, not tuple

As an example, the full generated class looks like this, but it seems to have done this for all the .xsd files.

class AccNumEx(__name__ + '.BusinessRuleEx'):
    INHERITANCE = xsd.Inheritance.EXTENSION

the __name__ + '.class' doesn't seem to be valid python in either 2/3. I assume this is an attempt to make some kind of namespace separation?

[ngnpope]

Hi @franzem,

Are you using the latest commit in the master branch? Also, do you have example *.wsdl and *.xsd files that you can upload for us to test against?

You are quite correct that this is generating invalid code. I have seen this issue before, but it has been a while...

Thanks,

Nick

[franzem]

Hi Nick,

yes, used latest master. wsdl attached,

thanks for your quick response and help!

wsdl.zip

[iurisilvio]

I wrote a related broken test in the past #72 and @pope1ni make it work, but the extension with an imported parent wasn't tested.

The children must known the parent types, so I had to propagate known_types. #93

I tested @franzem wsdl and it worked. It has just an small error with unknown xsd.PositiveInteger, but it is another issue.

[iurisilvio]

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