Hello ok, I have managed to read the docs and found all answers to my previous (and unfortunately html tagged, sorry for that) mail. But now a more subtle question, bear with me one moment: - if I want to use servlets, theorectically no problem, I can still install tomcat or whatever, use servlets, do what I want and answer back somehow to zope. That's fair enough - for more advanced things however I have to get crazy or rely on XML-RPC, which is a good thing, but after all is not 100% java compliant (am I wrong?) In any case I have to follow up with the effort of single willing programmers, and not sun or dc. Now I am asking myself: what if zope would be able to expose its interface also as java classes? Here are some questions: - do you think it is possible to write some sort of python/java wrapper so that it is possible to access zope from java natively? - what about equipping zope with a jvm, possibly jsdk2.2 compliant? after all, tomcat is open source as well... - is there already any project running that will achieve this? - if not, why not considering doing it? As a newbie to zope, I find it an amazing product, and I would almost define it a killer application, but imagine how killer can be with a native support to java as well. Some can be against it, and can claim that python and perl are farily sufficient extensions, and I perfectly agree with that, but seen the extension of the java community and the lack of an environment like zope mixed with java, I think it will worth at least thinking about it. Consider also that most of enterprises companies have already good investments in java, or are willing to do. I had an intense look at enhydra, but my stomach stil aches.....:) Any answer to my doubts will be very appreciated. Regards Stefano