how to omit tns from response and change tag name in spyne?

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how do omit tns from my response and also change the tag name.?
my response is like this

<soap11env:Envelope  >
  <soap11env:Body>
    <tns:FnSchedule_CityResponse>
      <tns:FnSchedule_CityResult>
        <tns:ErrorString></tns:ErrorString>
        <tns:CityName>HYDERABAD</tns:CityName>
        <tns:CityId>1</tns:CityId>
        <tns:ErrId>0</tns:ErrId>
      </tns:FnSchedule_CityResult>
    </tns:FnSchedule_CityResponse>
  </soap11env:Body>
</soap11env:Envelope>

I want to remove tns and change “soap11env” to “soap”.
Having these values is causing validation issues.

i referred this question on stack overflow, implemented it, but was not helpful.
Remove the namespace from Spyne response variables

Asked By: Rohitash Mathur

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Answer 1

In order to change soap11env to soap just simply override the response using

application.interface.nsmap['soap'] = application.interface.nsmap['soap11env']

The ‘tns’ or target namespaces must not be change but there may arrive a few cases, One might need to change a name in order to completely test something.

To change the namespaces,

def on_method_return_string(ctx):
ctx.out_string[0] = ctx.out_string[0].replace(b'ns4', b'diffgr')
ctx.out_string[0] = ctx.out_string[0].replace(b'ns5', b'msdata')

YourModelClassName.event_manager.add_listener(‘method_return_string’,
on_method_return_string)

What I did here was, replace the namespace ns4 with diffgr and ns5 with msdata. ns4 and ns5 are sub name spaces that I had in the responses of some third party application. This solution I found in the mailing list maintained for spyne.

Answered By: Rohitash Mathur

Answer 2

This answer did the trick but, is there a way to do it w/o on_method_return_string(ctx) as it is executing per response. In addition, it does string replace a few times. I would like to avoid it, if possible as it may create performance issues in my application.

Answered By: John Gedik

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