sending an object - twisted or what?
Paul Sweeney
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Wed Apr 28 04:49:00 EDT 2004
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"Lars Heuer" <python at quixs.com> wrote in message news:mailman.45.1083079451.25742.python-list at python.org... > > I wish to send an object (only one class, but many objects) > > from python running on one computer to python on another. > > It will be over the internet, so needs to be 'secure'. > > > Is twisted the only way to go, or is there something > > simpler for my app? The code for twisted is fairly simple (I found > > I don't know if it's simpler, but there's PyRO: > http://pyro.sourceforge.net/ > I meant to say I had looked at that too, but I just want to operate a queue of objects sent between systems, so the whole name server/URI approach is quite a lot of unnecessary overhead. Thanks for the post though. :-) Paul
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