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Rich_W__77692
Cirrus
CirrusPython/BigSuds using local WSDLs?
Can BigSuds use a local copy of the WSDLs? I ask because sometimes I have to loop through literally 600+ devices and if I only had to parse the WSDLs once, that would speed things up a lot.
Than...
Serge_van_Ginde
Nimbostratus
NimbostratusJust had a quick look at the bigsuds source and it appears this is already possible!
just initialize your api as here:
api = bigsuds.BIGIP(hostname=bigip, username=user, password=password, cachedir=/tmp/)
(cachedir defaults to None; you can also enable debug=True)
Rich_W__77692I looked at the code, too. I think the "cachedir" paramiter for cache'ing the WSDLs after they are downloaded from the device and NOT for accessing local copies of WSDLs ... :( What I would like to do is have a local copy of the WSDLs like the Ruby gem or the java libs ... Oh well ...- Serge_van_GindeThe cache lifetime is hard coded to 1 day. There's nothing stopping you from patching that :-)
- Rich_W__77692I saw that ... I think it only caches it for the device you're accessing and will read from the cache if it exists. I want to be able to load the WSDLs once and plow through 600+ devices, I access devices running v9 and up. The WSDLs are backwords compatible with all version, so if I have the latest set of all the WSDLs, I'm all set. All I have to do is get the device's version and make the righrt calls ...
- Serge_van_GindeShould be do able to tweak the caching code to permanently use that cache.
