Dave Smith wrote:
I've looked at JMS and threw it out because of the Java dependencies. My software is mostly Python and C++. I also looked at (and used) CORBA, but it's too complex and the learning curve is killer. What I really want is D-Bus, but currently D-Bus doesn't support remote messaging[1] since it relies on Unix Domain Sockets.

1. The Spread toolkit. There is a Python binding. I've used it before (version 3.17); it works well. http://www.spread.org/

2. XMPP, the protocol behind Jabber. Some people believe it is going to get very popular.

3. Something on top of Google's new Protocol Buffers. I can't tell you the number of times I've wanted something generic like protobuf.

http://code.google.com/p/protobuf/

Shane

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