About
Mustaine is a Python implemention of the Hessian 1.0.2 specification, a binary web services protocol. The library currently provides a standard HTTP-based client as well as a general-purpose serialization library. Server support is planned.
Usage
Using mustaine.client
Testing against Caucho’s reference service:
from mustaine.client import HessianProxy
service = HessianProxy("http://hessian.caucho.com/test/test")
print service.replyDate_1()
Source
Up-to-date sources and documentation can always be found at the mustaine GitHub site.
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