On Nov 21, 11:20 am, "Sai Krishna M" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > there are certainly client/server interactions.
But are they cross-language interactions? This is how I would choose to distribute code. Same machine, all in Python - organize in modules in Python path. Different machines, all in Python - Pyro Different machines, different languages, stateless calls, simple use - XMLRPC/ReST Different machines, different languages, stateless calls, more complex requirements - SOAP Different machines, different languages, statelful, typed - CORBA (omniORB is the best bet at Python end) ICE A lot of the CORBA folks have been mad with ICE because it is subtly discrediting CORBA while not being a standard. It is cleaner, comes with good documentation, supports more languages than any single ORB (however you are stuck with only those languages that ZeroC implements support for). For simple apps, I would stick with omniORBPy. It is not any more complicated than ICE. While ICE is simpler on the whole, you will likely use only a fraction of the CORBA/ICE feature set. So the difference won't necessarily show. I like my tools to be simple. Lately, I have been happily using JSON over HTTP. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
