On Thu, 22 Jan 2009 09:14:48 +0100, Alessio Pace <alessio.p...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
recently I was asked if it would be possible to plug a Java protocol in a
Twisted-based P2P library I'm working on.
Up to now this heterogenous languages integration was not a concern, but
apparently the possibility to write an high level protocol in Java for
external developers seem to become very important and would otherwise block
their choice in using the library..
Can you clarify what you're after? Does plugging in a "Java protocol" mean
that you have some .java (or .class?) files which implement a protocol and
you want to use that code in your Twisted-based application?
Or does it mean that you need to interoperate with a Java client or server
by implementing in Python the protocol that is used by that Java software?
Could anyone, if have any experience or knowledge, let me know if this is
possible and under which conditions? I heard infact that Jython and Twisted
are not working together..
Twisted indeed does not work on Jython currently. There are some efforts to
get it working there. You may want to help out with these. :)
Jean-Paul
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