I am wondering if it is within the realm of possibility that the Zope project might eventually support operation as a Java program (under JPython) in addition to operation under traditional Python. I know it would probably be a large undertaking and that there may well be better places to spend precious energy, but I thought I'd register my interest in the prospect. In our case it is a given that a specialized JVM will be embedded in all of our products and more and more of our own source will be written in Java, so code which can integrate with Java easily is all the more interesting to us. We already have a product which uses traditional Python behind a web server to provide an entirely through-the-web user interface for product configuration/administration. My aim has been to replace the traditional Python with JPython since we'll have lot's of Java stuff we'll want to be using on the server going forward anyway. It looks like Zope would enable us to do what we are already doing more easily (and therefore better). So here's hoping we'll one day see Z-over-P-over-J. Yeah. I know it would have to be slower. Zope looks cool. Bern McCarty