python intergration bus ?

[Tonino]

Hi,

Just an interested question - I friend is testing a few JAVA
intergration bus's that will be used to intergrate his companies
services - I was wondering if there was a python intergration bus ?
other than maybe Pyro ?



Thanks
Tonino

[Peter Hansen]

Re: python intergration bus ?

Tonino wrote:[color=blue]
> Just an interested question - I friend is testing a few JAVA
> intergration bus's that will be used to intergrate his companies
> services - I was wondering if there was a python intergration bus ?
> other than maybe Pyro ?[/color]

I'm not sure what that term means, and I don't believe
it is a widely recognized term in the field of programming.
I can guess, or Google for it, but I suspect most of
what I find wouldn't be what you meant...

Perhaps you could define what "integratio n bus" means to
you so we could understand what your question really is?
(And please do it without just referencing some Java
product which none of us will know about.)

Thanks,
-Peter

[Jaco Smuts]

Re: python intergration bus ?



Tonino wrote:
[color=blue]
>Hi,
>
>Just an interested question - I friend is testing a few JAVA
>intergration bus's that will be used to intergrate his companies
>services - I was wondering if there was a python intergration bus ?
>other than maybe Pyro ?
>
>
>
>Thanks
>Tonino
>
>
>[/color]
Hello Tonino

There is a Python module (http://www.python.org/other/spread/) for
Spread (http://www.spread.org/ ) that is worth looking at.

There is also some work on a rpc module using spread.
http://pyhacks.suddenthinks.com/spreadrpc/, never worked with this one
though.

There is a great module for IBM's websphere mq, pymqi (
http://pymqi.sourceforge.net/) by L Smithson. This obviously depends on
using the Commercial websphere MQ product though.

If web services are an option you can also have a look at

Clarence (http://clarens.sourceforge.net)

and / or

http://pywebsvcs.sourceforge.net/

I've previously stumbled accross some others at sourceforge, but this
should get you started.

jaco