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I am trying to experiment with HTML5+Ajax client with a Java SOAP web service on the server end. I know that Ajax can use SOAP web service and it is not difficult. What about using Web Service through HTML5 Web Socket? I haven't found much about using a SOAP service …
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This thread is related to my thread on Java's forum: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/java/threads/408377[/url] I don't mean to make multiple posts but I wasn't sure which of these forums this problem belongs to. I will focus on asking about the XPath part here. I have a problem to understand XPath when it comes … |
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I spent about 4 hours trying to make PMD being able to validate my Java code but XPath proved to be very painful to work with when developing fairly original custom rules. My rule requires me to apply them only to methods without 'get' as part of their name. In … |
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For the past 2 days, no matter which Sharepoint web service I access via Python's suds lib, the remote service always returns 403 Forbidden. I'm using Python Suds 0.4 and Python NTLM 1.0. Suds 0.4 has built-in support for accessing Python NTLM. I followed the documentation from Suds's website on … |
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For the past 2 days, no matter which Sharepoint web service I access via Python's suds lib, the remote service always returns 403 Forbidden. I'm using Python Suds 0.4 and Python NTLM 1.0. Suds 0.4 has built-in support for accessing Python NTLM. I followed the documentation from Suds's website on … |
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For the past 2 days, no matter which Sharepoint web service I access via Python's suds lib, the remote service always returns 403 Forbidden. I'm using Python Suds 0.4 and Python NTLM 1.0. Suds 0.4 has built-in support for accessing Python NTLM. I followed the documentation from Suds's website on … |
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hi.... I am doing an snmpwalk on MIB variables and dumping the output to a text file. I dont need all the info and need to read only a part of it. How can this be done efficiently in python?
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I have input values of x, y, z coordinates in the following format: [-11.235865 5.866001 -4.604924] [-11.262565 5.414276 -4.842384] [-11.291885 5.418229 -4.849229] [-11.235865 5.866001 -4.604924] I want to draw polygons and succeeded with making a list of wx.point objects. But I need to plot floating point coordinates so I had … |
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I have been trying to replicate Matlab's patch() function (reference url: [url]http://www.mathworks.com/help/techdoc/ref/patch.html[/url]) with numpy and wxpython. The ultimate goal is to replicate the functionality of following line in python: [CODE] patch(vertices(i,[1,5,9]),vertices(i,[2,6,10]),(ctotal/3))[/CODE] It is a 2D patch function which draws triangular polygons. I am familiar with using wxPython for simple GUI …
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