Hi,

Your question is clearer now.

I dont know when your first python code section runs? I usually write functions in a model class or in a controller.

And I think you may follow these steps:

1. Retrieve the model

   1.1 In case of a model class

     product_impo = self.env['product.impo']

   1.2 In case of a controller:

     product_impo = http.request.env['product.impo']

2. Write data that your client retrieved to DB using the above model:

     # for each row in 14 rows

   product_impo.sudo().write({   # think more about sudo() for more secure

     'Serial_No': self.Serial_No # If your method is in a Model class

  })

OR

   product_impo.sudo().write({

     'Serial_No': row.Serial_No # If your method is in a controller

  })

Hi Thanh Loyal ! Thank you for your response : ) so I connect to the url of my WSDL with the suds library (Python 2.7.9) and this is the code :

import suds

from suds.client import Client

from suds.transport.https import WindowsHttpAuthenticated

 ntlm = WindowsHttpAuthenticated(username='xxxxx', password='yyyyy')

url = 'http://xxxxxxx'

client = Client(url, transport=ntlm)

print (client) # this will return the methods and types available from the codeunit

result = client.service.ReadMultiple()

client.service.ReadMultiple() return an array that contain objects and I want to display this list of object in a tree view, that's why I create a new class which its attributs are computed fields that contain the fields of the object returned by the web service . Code :

class ProductImpo(models.Model):

_name = 'product.impo'

......

Serial_No = fields.Char(string="N° de série", compute='_compute_serial_no')

.......

and the function code is :

@api.multi

def _compute_serial_no(self):

i=-1

for record in self:

i=i+1

record.Serial_No=result.Stock_Vehicule[i].Serial_No

and the view :

<record id="product_impo_tree_view" model="ir.ui.view">

<field name="name">product.impo.tree</field>

<field name="model">product.impo</field>

<field name="arch" type="xml">

<tree string="Disponibilité">

.....

<field name="Serial_No"/>

....

</tree>

</field>

</record>

For this exemple the array returned contain 14 rows so those 14 rows are displayed in the tree view only if I create manually 14 rows empty just with ID in the table ProductImpo in PostgreSQL so my question is how to create a new row in the table by using python adding rows = len(result.Stock_Vehicule)

PS : Stock_Vehicule is the arry returned which is 14 in this example