Python <-> Jython communication
Cameron Laird
claird at starbase.neosoft.com
Wed May 8 15:51:42 EDT 2002
In article <mailman.1020852554.27897.python-list at python.org>,
Etienne Labuschagne <ELabuschagne at gims.com> wrote:
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>I am still looking for a nice and easy solution for communicating between
>Python and Jython.
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>Here are my experiences so far:
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>XML-RPC : can't get it to work from the Jython side, having problems with
>especially sending pickled objects (the pickled string specifically) as
>params
>Soap : haven't tried it, afraid of same problems as above
>Sockets : should work - lots of work to implement
>Corba : sounds good, but have NO experience in it, lots of work
>Pyro : seems like the solution, but does it work in Jython?
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>Any other suggestions/comments.
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>Assume that I have code that cannot run in Jython and that is why I must
>still stick to Python in some areas. Assume that I have code that uses Java
>libs and that is why I must stick to Jython in the other areas. Assume that
>the code runs on the same machine (so no over the web talking needed).
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I'm sympathetic. SOAP, XML-RPC, and Pyro *must* work,
although I admit every time I try to use any of them I
spend a lot of time straightening out configuration de-
tails.
My conclusion: what you ask is reasonable, and all
these approaches are technically feasible. We ought
to be able to help you achieve success with at least
one.
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