suds | lightweight SOAP python client for consuming Web Services | SOAP library

I am writing an application that will decode make, model, and year information for provided VIN numbers from cars. The script works standalone but when integrated into my django app and called through a button click on my web app, the view begins to loop infinitely and raises a RecursionError. I will provide relevant code below

base html template

I am trying to dig deep into SOAP and WSDL concepts. I am using Python's spyne lib, and have successfully implemented the hello world example described in the doc Basically, I have the server.py and client.py files, where

server.py

i have a working python script that checks the vat number of European companies. However checking 20 vat id by typing is not logical. I would like to check vat numbers from a file instead of manual typing every vat ids.

Here is the code:

I am trying to connect to BankConnect WSDL (a mobile banking service) (test endpoint: here), and call getBankCertificate method, but I am unable to get it working.

I have tried 2 methods: suds and zeep. With suds I have failed to connect with [WinError 10061]:

I'm currently working on a homework assignment that illustrates the basics of OOP in Java. It's a very simple carwash simulation. I have two methods in the Car class, isDirty and getDirty. I have a boolean variable Dirty in the car class which is set to false because all 3 cars are supposed to start out clean. I'm supposed to check all 3 cars with the isDirty method to show that all 3 cars start out clean, after, I'm supposed to run the getDirty method to make the cars dirty and then run the isDirty method to show that the status changed from clean to dirty. For some reason the boolean variable Dirty isn't changing to true after running the getDirty method.

My python code has methods with returning String.

It is my understanding that the Oracle default Windows server images leverage Cloudbase-Init alongside an Unattend.xml file to generate a password for the user, but I am curious about the specifics of this as I am attempting to create my own images with additional software pre-installed. I want to generate a random password, and explicitly not require the user to change it. With that said here is what I have tried (I have only included the generalize portion of Unattend.xml files):

Attempt #1

For my first attempt, I did my best to imitate what I could (to the best of my knowledge) tell the default images were doing. This is the same unattend and cloubase config files as extracted from a generalized instance using Oracle's default Windows 2019 Standard image. Upon using these, the user is prompted to change their password on login.

Unattend.xml

I try to get a script to work for checking / editing my dns at transip. It works partly until I realy want to do something.

Current code:

I've inherited a python project, consisting of exactly 1 python file, that is designed to install and run on Linux. I don't know a ton about python and I know far less about Linux.

There are currently separate build processes for Ubuntu, Fedora, and Arch, which produce a DEB file, an RPM file, and a PKG.TAR.XZ file, respectively. Users then need to go through a different install process depending on their system.

One of my first tasks is to consolidate and simplify this process for our users. After investigation, it appears the Snap Store could be a good solution. The Snap Store appears to require setuptools.

Each of my build types, though, depends on different requirements. For example, DEB and RPM require python3-suds, but ARCH needs python-suds. ARCH and RPM want libappindicator-gtk3, but DEB wants gir1.2-appindicator3-0.1 and gir1.2-gtk-3.0 instead.

I can't find an obvious way to include these conditional requirements in my setup.py install_requires property. How would you go about accomplishing this? Or, am I completely on the wrong track?

As you answer, please keep in mind that I'm a novice! Thanks!