No, I haven't done this, but I plan to do something like this to create a fat client to interact with content objects in a CMF site I am building. I've been playing around with wxPython and Boa Constructor (http://boa-constructor.sourceforge.net). I'd be interest in finding out ways in which other people might be creating apps using these tools.

<lots of good stuff snipped> Hi Sean I don't know if you've seen PythonCard? ...newish GUI building app for wxPython (a bit like Boa, but "lighter") - http://pythoncard.sourceforge.net/ On their mailinglist, they're discussing which DB to use as a (built-in) persistent storage, and ZODB is one of the options - http://www.geocrawler.com/lists/3/SourceForge/14884/0/7610885/ One of the samples that comes with Pythoncard is "textRouter" (also at http://simon.kittle.info/textrouter) which is a wxPython client that uses XML-RPC to post to Blogger or Manilla sites via their APIs. Looks like it could give you a headstart in developing your CMF-GUI? (If you're looking for collaborators, I'd be keen to get involved!) (BTW has anyone implemented the Blogger API - http://plant.blogger.com/api/index.html - in Zope/CMF? I'm planning to try it soon, so if anyone has any tips/code they wouldn't mind sharing, I'd be very grateful! :-) On a slight tangent, I also spotted a wxPython app called Gimini - http://gimini.sourceforge.net/ It's officially a "MindMapping" tool, but I thought the GUI could be adapted to make a nice drag-n-droppable sitemap tool for CMF, a bit like the one in FrontPage! :-) Hope that's helpful! Cheers, Jon Jon Edwards Pricom Ltd www.pricom.co.uk