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QUESTION
I used the github.com/hooklift/gowsdl/soap , and I got generated code with this pattern
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-22 at 08:59So the idea is that any variable/function/type/method starting with lowercase is local, and starting with uppercase is global. Local stuff can be used directly only inside the same package.
So in your case, RandomFunky
is a global interface with a single method Buggy
, and a randomFunky
is a local structure, implementing RandomFunky
, because it has the method Buggy
with the same parameters.
In fact, NewFunky
returns you a structure wrapped into an interface. So you can't use randomFunky
outside the package funky
, but you can use funky.RandomFunky
.
In your case you can just create a variable of this type
QUESTION
I'm new to Go and working with a set of types generated by gowsdl based on the NetSuite SuiteTalk web service definition. It has created the following types:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-04 at 00:21If I understand you right, you are looking for a method to access a struct
's embbed field. You can simply use recordRef.BaseRef
for that purpose.
Further reading: https://golang.org/ref/spec#Struct_types
QUESTION
I am using gowsdl
to consume a SOAP
request in Go. I got WSDL
and generated the code using that. In the auto-generated code, it generated stub and some code snippets are mentioned below.
I have to make a
...SOAP
call and have to passGetAllPersons struct
as an input to the service. Please help me how do we do that? I have the requestxml
but dont know how to update that inGetAllPersons struct
?
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-22 at 05:26Below is the code that I figured out to get things done with the code generated by gowsdl
.
QUESTION
I am new to golang and trying make a soap call with gowsdl .
I have generated the wsdl code and installed it as a package. I am however struggling to understand the syntax for call the method from it.
When I examine the package, this is what I want in the soap body:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-22 at 00:41To use the generated code you obviously will have to first initialize the soap client with one of the generated "constructor" functions NewSOAPClient
or NewSOAPClientWithTLSConfig
.
After that you'll need to prepare two values that you can use as the request and response arguments to the Call
method, they represent the body content of the soap request/response payloads.
The types of those two values will depend on what kind of call you want to make, for example the hypothetical calls create_account, update_account, and delete_account would usually require different types. Basically, the type of the request
value should be marshalable into an xml that matches the xml expected by the soap service for the specified action, and the type of the response
should be unmarshalable from an xml that matches the soap service's documented response for the specified action.
Consider this contrived example:
There is a SOAP service that allows you to create users. For you to be able to create a user with the service it requires you to send an email and a password, and if everyting's ok it will return an id. In such a case your two request/response types would look like this:
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