Hello,

I have glanced at the SOAP API and are currently planning building a module for a project that will send invoices data to e-conomic. I have no problem in coding with SOAP, but it would save me some time and brainpower if anyone had already build an abstraction for python. Anybody?

If not, I'll probably start with a first draft of an abstraction for python users myself and later on release it to the world. How do you handle custom stuff like that? I would share it with however wanted it, so it might make sense for you to actually link to it. Provided of cause that I have proven it to work :)

We are also working on integration with python. Its currently a very specialized app.
But we use ZSI for the SOAP webservice part, and this works fine. With ZSI you can generate python stubs from the wsdl - perhaps this is enough in way of an integration layer? It exposes the e-conomic api as python classes (the stubs).

We have developed simple high-level python abstraction layer for e-conomic SOAP API.
It's released as a free software, here you can grab it: https://github.com/sniku/PyEconomic

Comments/Bug reports/Enhancements are very welcome!