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Would it make any sense ? Such an application could only run on the server. Not exactly the idea of a web-enabled application ?! To use it on a client at least Python and TKinter should be installed on the client. This would only be feasable in a corporate environment, but then, why still use Zope ? I think I do not know what you want with the combination of GUI and Zope.
Hmm. There is jpython, which is a python interpreter written in java, which I guess can access AWT/Swing classes. So you could do the GUI that way. I don't think there is a tk in java. See www.jpython.org for more. There is or was? also a TCL/TK plug-in. It seems dead now. I don't know what the heck is going on with Scriptics. Ajuba? Huh? Or (on a roll now) you could use the X version of Python/TKinter and remote the display using VNC, or one of the Java X servers. -- cary
Gijs
-----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- Van: tim@zope.org [mailto:tim@zope.org]Namens Tim Cook Verzonden: woensdag 26 juli 2000 5:03 Aan: Zope List Onderwerp: [Zope] Python/Tkinter & Zope
Has anyone used this combination for GUI inside a Zope app?
-- Tim Cook -- FreePM Project Coordinator - http://www.freepm.org OS Healthcare Alliance Supporter - http://www.oshca.org
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