Login to BarraOne SOAP service using Ruby and Savon

get_models.rb

#https://www.barraone.com
#http://savonrb.com

require 'savon'

def barra_xml_to_hash (dirty_xml)
  # Clean up the response, not sure why the payload from BarraOne is so dirty
	xml = dirty_xml.gsub(/--.*<\?/m,'<?')
	xml = xml.gsub(/--.*--/,'')

	# Convert to Hash via Nori
	# Hack. If we didn't need to clean up the xml, we could use Savon's response.hash method
	nori_options = { strip_namespaces: true, convert_tags_to: lambda { |tag| tag.snakecase.to_sym } }
	non_nil_nori_options = nori_options.reject { |_, value| value.nil? }
	parser = Nori.new(non_nil_nori_options)

	hash = parser.parse(xml)
end

client = Savon.client(wsdl: "bdti.wsdl", ssl_verify_mode: :none, convert_request_keys_to: :none, raise_errors: false, log: true)
#puts(client.operations)

#Login
message = {User: "username", Client: "clientid", Password: "password"}
login = client.call(:login, message: message)
login_cookies = login.http.cookies

#GetModels
models_response = client.call(:get_models, message: {Filter: 'SYSTEM'}, cookies: login_cookies)
models = barra_xml_to_hash models_response.to_xml()
models[:envelope][:body][:get_models_response][:model].each do |model|
	puts model[:@name]
end

Need to have a BarraOne account and access to the BTDInteractive WSDL file.