what is in pycontrol?

You can peek at the classes by firing up iPython (I use this and vim as my IDE), and doing this:

 

 

import pycontrol.pycontrol

 

 

Then you can do:

 

pycontrol.

 

 

**Notice the 'dot' at the end of pycontrol.

 

 

Which will show you the classes, such as they are. The only one that is 'external' is BIGIP, so there's effectively only a single small class. The rest is done when you load the WSDL. I think what you may be asking for is: "What can I actually do with this thing pycontrol?"

 

 

If that's true, then I'd refer you to the iControl SDK - that'll give you a definitive answer of exactly what pyControl can do. After all, it's essentially only a wrapper for the WSDLs themselves, with some transport code and convenience wrappers for authentication and loading built in.

 

 

-Matt