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Asked: 2026-06-14T00:10:58+00:00

I used PyXB to generate Python modules out of a java/spring platform that exposes

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I used PyXB to generate Python modules out of a java/spring platform that exposes its classes schemas in XSD format via a RESTfull API.

I am now able to parse the XML data that the same platform serves, using those PyXB binding classes/modules.

My question is:

  • How can I leverage those classes, in frameworks like Django or
    pyramid, to build dynamic model forms, tables, etc, as I would do
    using models coming from models.py django ORM, or via colander/deform
    or pyramid-simpleform?
  • Has anybody used PyXB classes in any of those
    frameworks yet?
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  1. Editorial Team

    One way to do it would be to create a mapping from PyXB bindings to form library. For example, it shouldn’t be too hard to write some code that generate a colander schema from a PyXB class. Once you have the schema, all you need is a way to serialize and deserialize your objects in the same format (which quite simple : only values in lists and dicts), and you’ll be able to create forms from PyXB objects and save them back.

    This has already been done with colander and sqlalchemy, and the code for ColanderAlchemy may give you some inspiration on how to do it.

    Bonus points if you put it on pypi 🙂

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