Hello all; The omniORB folks have just announced the pre-releases for omniORB3 and omniORBpy 1.0, which will be the actual releases in a couple of days assuming there are no bug reports, etc. Right now I'm compiling these on my machine and am going to move to begin using them. Okay, so who cares what I do? Well, there was an argument on the distribution object python SIG about the mapping, and it ended up that the omniORB folks lost... so the stubs and skeletons that are generated by the omniORB idl compiler have changed (hopefully to what will now be the stable standard). As a result of this, I'll have to change the makefiles and imports to reflect this change, so if you are using an older version than the omniORBpy pre-release, the cvs code will not work for you :-<. However, moving to the releases makes a lot of sense, since then we can point users of Piper at stable releases (instead of old cvs tarballs) and also so we can stay compliant with the python mapping. For anyone following cvs, the only thing you should have to rebuild is omniORBpy, which you can get from: ftp://ftp.uk.research.att.com/pub/omniORB/omniORBpy/ I'd like to check in the changes tonight... so if you have any objections, speak up :-). Sorry about the pain. Brad