Python Enterprise Objects

[Ian Bicking]

On Wed, 2002-05-08 at 20:47, Wenshan Du wrote:
> hi,all
>   I like python very much, but I find that python is not very suitable
> for enterprise application for now. So, I make a project named Python
> Enterprise Objects for enterprise application at sourceforge.net. I
> want it to be a replacement of J2EE, or Mirosoft .Net framework. Some
> API will added. I need some advice about how to make this dream to
> fact.

Maybe a good place to start would be by writing a document to explain
why enterprise objects are necessary, and how they differ from present
Python facilities.  I haven't used Java myself, but I've tried more than
once to figure out what J2EE was about.  Mostly I've just found endless
buzzwords, but when people have tried to explain it without those it
seems to come down to being a mechanism for distributing code.

Anyway, Java makes a lot of fuss about a lot of things that Python just
does, without any fuss.  So maybe you can explain what enterprise
objects are, and why they are needed, and why you can't accomplish the
same things with existing Python facilities.

  Ian