SIP2 Python Client: Simple Interchange Protocol Client for Python
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A Python SIP2 client. It also supports Gossip.
Purpose
This was (nearly) my first go with Python. I thought the source might have a better time on Github (well, after a two month break I forgot what I already figured out about publishing a real Python package) than on my drive. Ideas: Could be used to build some selfcheck device application for libraries. Or use it for some kind of automation...
Usage
There are just three files. File sip2.py is a low level implemntation of SIP2/Gossip while wrapper.py makes the handling a little bit more comfortable. Check comments of both files. File message_lookup.py could be used for advanced programming purposes. Maybe...
Changelog
- 2021-06-10 Release v1.1.0
- Fixed typo (wrong case) and merged an exception handling for TSL. Thank @yefuwang and @MarkTr
- 2018-06-11 Release v1.0.0
More about SIP2
Standard Interchange Protocol 2, Standard: http://mws9.3m.com/mws/mediawebserver.dyn?6666660Zjcf6lVs6EVs66S0LeCOrrrrQ-
Gossip is short for "Good Old Server for Standard Interchange Protocol". Gossip is an SIP2 server implementation (Java) with an extension for enhanced payment options. It's possible to pay
- a single outstanding position; "subtotal-payment"
- an amount being below the total fees (but that sums up to complete positions being paid); "subtotal-payment"
- an amount being below the total fees (but that might only pay one or more positions partially); "subtotal-payment + partial-fee-payment"
Note: Sadly no official documentation for Gossip is available online. You can only contact the developer via https://www.gbv.de/Verbundzentrale/serviceangebote/gossip-service-der-vzg
- Source The primary source is at https://github.com/tzeumer/SIP2-Client-for-Python. There is also a package at pypi.org: https://packaging.python.org/tutorials/packaging-projects/. It's the only one I ever released, so I have to figure out the process every time - an might forget it completely ;)
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