[ZODB-Dev] Python RPC
Chris Withers
chrisw@nipltd.com
Fri, 25 May 2001 08:09:56 +0100
Jeremy Hylton wrote:
>
> That's why a distributed object system might make sense. The server
> uses persistence to manage objects that are served to clients. The
> clients just get a stub that can be used to invoke methods on the
> object stored at the server.
Well, the reason I'm at work at 8am is because I ahd the same idea when I woke
up this morning ;-)
However, I've been bogged down in CORBA before and the reason I'm excited is I
thought of a simple(ish, I'm sure there will be gotchas...) way to do Python
RPC.
That said, has anyone done Python RPC before? If so, where should I look?
On a related note, where should I be looking for examples of how to add another
'server' to Zope? Or would it be better to keep a Python RPC server seperate
from Zope and just have _it_ open up a ZEO connection to Zope?
cheers,
Chris