On Mon, 13 Mar 2000, J.W. Bizzaro wrote: > Oh, I'm forgetting that you're using CORBA. There are ORBit bindings to > Python (2 projects in fact). So, maybe we can handle the GUI part of the > project and you can handle the infrustructure. Let's be honest. There are two codebases for Python bindings to ORBit, but really only one (active) project: orbit-python I've been talking with Jason Tackaberry (the guy working on orbit-python) and he plans to continue active development and maintainence of his project beyond his class project (where orbit-python originated). He supports dynamically loaded IDLs, already, and plans to implement support for the Interface Repository. These were, by far, the most commonly requested new features for PyORBit. PyORBit has an IDL compiler which generates a Python module for a specifc IDL. This likely has performance benefits over the dynamic method, but it's a lot more cumbersome. So I recommend that loci uses orbit-python. When I do get a little more free time, I'd rather work on loci than the bindings, anyway. Justin