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Integrating python with smalltalk
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nelson
Mar 23, 2006, 4:45:13 AM3/23/06
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Hi all,
sorry if it isn't the right group (and sorry for the cross post, but
it's a cross- question :P ), but i'm not sure where to post. I have a
python library and i want to be able to call it from smalltalk (the
squeak implementation in particular..). I was just wondering if there
is a standard mechanism to do it. On windows i know i can create in
python a COM server and call it from smalltalk, but i wonder if there
is a more general solution (platform independent).
sorry if it isn't the right group (and sorry for the cross post, but
it's a cross- question :P ), but i'm not sure where to post. I have a
python library and i want to be able to call it from smalltalk (the
squeak implementation in particular..). I was just wondering if there
is a standard mechanism to do it. On windows i know i can create in
python a COM server and call it from smalltalk, but i wonder if there
is a more general solution (platform independent).
thanks for any advice,
nelson
Ian Upright
Mar 23, 2006, 1:52:46 PM3/23/06
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For a crazy response lets try:
Lets find how how we can call Python from Java or C#, without using COM.
If you can find some answers to those questions, perhaps that would shed
some light on how it would be possible in Smalltalk.
Ian
"nelson" <nelso...@gmail.com> wrote:
Chronos
Mar 23, 2006, 3:57:45 PM3/23/06
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nelson wrote:
> On windows i know i can create in
> python a COM server and call it from smalltalk, but i wonder if there
> is a more general solution (platform independent).
SOAP.
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