doug shawhan wrote:
> The https/XML API is deprecated and will no longer be supported after
> the first of June. :-/
What about the "Unified Schema XML API"? It's XML but it's not SOAP; the
XML formats look pretty straightforward. They have a lot of fields but
the structure is pretty simple.
>
... Upon which I completely expose my ignorance of REST. I was
completely concentrating on SOAP, since it seemed to have much more
activity and had not looked at the REST description. It look like, for
eBay's purposes, that to use the older xml-based systems, one must
append "schema=1" to the reque
The https/XML API is deprecated and will no longer be supported after the first of June. :-/
The real drag is: the older XML api had *2* very nice python
implementations. I was successfull in less than 10 minutes with both of
those. It's a shame.
I was hoping to avoid the REST method, as I would
doug shawhan wrote:
> The problem is, I am trying to develop a script to upload massive
> amounts of stuff onto an ebay store. Unfortunately the folks at ebay
> have settled on a couple sorts of soapism as their standard. (They seem
> to be very Java and Dot Net happy over there ...)
>
> I woul
The problem is, I am trying to develop a script to upload massive
amounts of stuff onto an ebay store. Unfortunately the folks at ebay
have settled on a couple sorts of soapism as their standard. (They seem
to be very Java and Dot Net happy over there ...)
I would prefer nearly *any* other protoco
doug shawhan wrote:
> I am in preparation mode for creating a script which uses SOAP.
>
> I have been looking at the various SOAP modules: soapy, soap.py, ZSI,
> pywebsvcs.
>
> I'm very confused as to the status of these projects. Most seem to be
> only partially supported, if not abandoned com
I am in preparation mode for creating a script which uses SOAP.
I have been looking at the various SOAP modules: soapy, soap.py, ZSI, pywebsvcs.
I'm very confused as to the status of these projects. Most seem to be
only partially supported, if not abandoned completely. Thre appears to
have been a
