Distributed Python

Lars von Wedel vonWedel at lfpt.rwth-aachen.de
Wed Jul 24 09:02:04 EDT 2002


Hi Jay,

Sure, there's many applications using distributed functionality.
However, you should consider that technologies like CORBA or
Web Services have similar goals, so check out these before
duplicating work!

omniORB (http://omniorb.sourceforge.net) and fnorb (don't know where)
are CORBA implementations with Python support. For web services in
Python, have a look at http://pywebsvcs.sourceforge.net/

Lars



Jay O'Connor wrote:
> 
> A while back, as part of a code sample I submitted for a job, I developed
> a basic framework for distributed Python.  This is a tool that allows one
> Python application to communicate with another, whether on the same
> machine or on remote machine(s)
> 
> Being that it was just a sample, I never fully fleshed it out.  I've been
> contemplating developing it further but first I was wondering if such a
> tool would be of interest to anyone else
> 
> --
> Jay O'Connor
> joconnor at cybermesa.com
> http://www.r4h.org/r4hsoftware
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