This is a simple, easily extendible soap library that provides several useful tools for creating and publishing soap web services in python. This package features on-demand wsdl generation for the published services, a wsgi-compliant web application, support for complex class structures, binary attachments, simple framework for creating additional serialization mechanisms and a client library.
This prokect now uses lxml as it’s XML API, providing full namespace support.
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