Introduction
This Python module aims at providing a complete control layer over vCO’s public interface.
This includes vCO WebService.
By using this module, one can (hopefully) obtain reasonable integration of vCO in a Python environment, as well as a useful testing environment.
The use cases covered by vmw.vco and this documentation are:
Communicate with a KL.next vCO using the SOAP interface.
Provide a consistent API for synchronous and asynchronous applications (Twisted is supported)
Write tests targetting vCO.
Provide enough information to extend vmw.vco in such a way that the above use cases remain consistent.
Installation
vmw.vco is best installed using official package:
$ pip install vmw.vco
This will fetch vmw.vco and its dependencies from Pypi
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