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User |
SHA256 |
| -r2 (soap-0.2.2.4-r2) |
2014-06-27T09:22:47Z |
AlexanderBondarenko |
2599e7a2bf2c9f599571acb194625003de1237fe2031a39113a7a83805c2884c
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Changed description
from Tools to build SOAP clients using xml-conduit.
A mildly-complicated example:
> import Network.SOAP
> import Network.SOAP.Transport.HTTP
>
> import Text.XML.Writer
> import Text.XML.Stream.Parse as Parse
> import Data.Text (Text)
> import qualified Data.Text as T
>
> main :: IO ()
> main = do
> -- Initial one-time preparations.
> transport <- initTransport "http://example.com/soap/endpoint" id (iconv "cp-1251")
>
> -- Making queries
> activeStaff <- listStaff transport True
> print activeStaff
>
> data Person = Person Text Int deriving Show
>
> listStaff :: Transport -> Bool -> IO [Person]
> listStaff t active = invokeWS t "urn:dummy:listStaff" () body parser
> where
> body = element "request" $ element "listStaff" $ do
> element "active" active
> element "order" $ T.pack "age"
> element "limit" (10 :: Int)
>
> parser = StreamParser $ force "no people" $ tagNoAttr "people" $ Parse.many parsePerson
>
> parsePerson = tagName "person" (requireAttr "age") $ \age -> do
> name <- Parse.content
> return $ Person name (read . T.unpack $ age)
Notice: to invoke HTTPS services you need to initialize a transport from soap-tls or soap-openssl.
Full examples available at source repo: https://bitbucket.org/dpwiz/haskell-soap/src/tip/soap/examples/
to Tools to build SOAP clients using xml-conduit.
A mildly-complicated example:
> import Network.SOAP
> import Network.SOAP.Transport.HTTP
>
> import Text.XML.Writer
> import Text.XML.Stream.Parse as Parse
> import Data.Text (Text)
> import qualified Data.Text as T
>
> main :: IO ()
> main = do
> -- Initial one-time preparations.
> transport <- initTransport "http://example.com/soap/endpoint" id (iconv "cp-1251")
>
> -- Making queries
> activeStaff <- listStaff transport True
> print activeStaff
>
> data Person = Person Text Int deriving Show
>
> listStaff :: Transport -> Bool -> IO [Person]
> listStaff t active = invokeWS t "urn:dummy:listStaff" () body parser
> where
> body = element "request" $ element "listStaff" $ do
> element "active" active
> element "order" $ T.pack "age"
> element "limit" (10 :: Int)
>
> parser = StreamParser $ force "no people" $ tagNoAttr "people" $ Parse.many parsePerson
>
> parsePerson = tagName "person" (requireAttr "age") $ \age -> do
> name <- Parse.content
> return $ Person name (read . T.unpack $ age)
Notice: to invoke HTTPS services you need to initialize a transport from soap-tls or soap-openssl.
Full examples available at source repo: <https://bitbucket.org/dpwiz/haskell-soap/src/tip/soap/examples/>
|
| -r1 (soap-0.2.2.4-r1) |
2014-06-27T09:19:34Z |
AlexanderBondarenko |
f841c113b306082fbefd0922e09acde3f368e85aeb16155cb3c915b4a02ff06a
|
|
Changed description
from Tools to build SOAP clients using xml-conduit.
A mildly-complicated example:
> import Network.SOAP
> import Network.SOAP.Transport.HTTP
>
> import Text.XML.Writer
> import Text.XML.Stream.Parse as Parse
> import Data.Text (Text)
> import qualified Data.Text as T
>
> main :: IO ()
> main = do
> -- Initial one-time preparations.
> transport <- initTransport "http://example.com/soap/endpoint" id (iconv "cp-1251")
>
> -- Making queries
> activeStaff <- listStaff transport True
> print activeStaff
>
> data Person = Person Text Int deriving Show
>
> listStaff :: Transport -> Bool -> IO [Person]
> listStaff t active = invokeWS t "urn:dummy:listStaff" () body parser
> where
> body = element "request" $ element "listStaff" $ do
> element "active" active
> element "order" $ T.pack "age"
> element "limit" (10 :: Int)
>
> parser = StreamParser $ force "no people" $ tagNoAttr "people" $ Parse.many parsePerson
>
> parsePerson = tagName "person" (requireAttr "age") $ \age -> do
> name <- Parse.content
> return $ Person name (read . T.unpack $ age)
Notice: to invoke HTTPS services you need to initialize a transport from soap-tls or soap-openssl.
to Tools to build SOAP clients using xml-conduit.
A mildly-complicated example:
> import Network.SOAP
> import Network.SOAP.Transport.HTTP
>
> import Text.XML.Writer
> import Text.XML.Stream.Parse as Parse
> import Data.Text (Text)
> import qualified Data.Text as T
>
> main :: IO ()
> main = do
> -- Initial one-time preparations.
> transport <- initTransport "http://example.com/soap/endpoint" id (iconv "cp-1251")
>
> -- Making queries
> activeStaff <- listStaff transport True
> print activeStaff
>
> data Person = Person Text Int deriving Show
>
> listStaff :: Transport -> Bool -> IO [Person]
> listStaff t active = invokeWS t "urn:dummy:listStaff" () body parser
> where
> body = element "request" $ element "listStaff" $ do
> element "active" active
> element "order" $ T.pack "age"
> element "limit" (10 :: Int)
>
> parser = StreamParser $ force "no people" $ tagNoAttr "people" $ Parse.many parsePerson
>
> parsePerson = tagName "person" (requireAttr "age") $ \age -> do
> name <- Parse.content
> return $ Person name (read . T.unpack $ age)
Notice: to invoke HTTPS services you need to initialize a transport from soap-tls or soap-openssl.
Full examples available at source repo: https://bitbucket.org/dpwiz/haskell-soap/src/tip/soap/examples/
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| -r0 (soap-0.2.2.4-r0) |
2014-05-03T21:08:23Z |
AlexanderBondarenko |
636bfa069648fac650b88208f0ec3999bd01aa49a328933528ba89e7f3e4aefa
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