Jarl wrote: > That's depending on the technical possibilities mostly. I'll try to get > familiair with python-C hooks, I cant judge the possibilities right now. > Anyone > knows more about this? When I was proposing this, I was thinking of the small middle which we currently have talking to Overflow and GMS through corba (ie. GMS could keep the same structure it currently has, but would talk to the middle that we currently have instead of directly to the front. Of course, it would also be possible to wrap the C and C++ classes so they can be called from python. There is a tutorial about this on the python documentation web site (http://www.python.org/doc/) called "Extending and Embedding." The C API which is used to connect outside classes with the python core code is also documented there ("Python/C API"). There are also C++ classes that sit on top of these C classes which make wrapping C++ possible. There is also a tool to do these wrappings semi-automatically called SWIG (http://www.swig.org/). I've heard both good and bad things about this, but it is also a possibility is we use the method of directly embedding the C/C++ classes to be callable from a python middle. Brad