Python, CORBA, and Borland Java interop?
Alan Kennedy
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Fri Oct 11 05:38:25 EDT 2002
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Dave Benjamin wrote: > > [description of feature incompatibility between python and java impls elided] > > Does anyone know of a possible solution (open source or commercial) to > this Python->Java interoperability issue? I have never met a python/java problem that jython couldn't solve. Have you considered jython, which is python implemented in java? http://www.jython.org/ The boundaries between java classes and jython classes are completely seamless. To inherit into jython from a java class is simplicity itself, just use the java class as you would a jython class. So, presumably your IDL compiler is generating client stubs and server skeleton in Java? Simply use the java client stubs directly in jython: there should be no integration work or extra development work necessary. Jython is very likely to be the perfect solution to your problem, if the JVM start-up time and memory requirements on the client side are not a problem. > The ability to do this would be a major asset to the company, as it > would free us to develop web front-ends in our language of choice! Any > help you could offer would be greatly appreciated. I'm perplexed by this statement. What can python do in this regard that java cannot? Regards, alan kennedy ----------------------------------------------------- check http headers here: http://xhaus.com/headers email alan: http://xhaus.com/mailto/alan
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