On 5/2/09 7:04 AM, Krishnakant wrote:
It's really up to you. Personally, I would recommend looking into either Grok, which is based on Zope 3, or BFG, which is a minimalistic framework using Zope 3 technologies.
I see, By the way will 5 help me solve this confusion?
No, it will just confuse you more. ;-)
I will try and make my problem clear. Right now my application is a twisted based rpc server application which gives the set of api like setCustomer() getCustomer() etc.
Right now we have created a gtk based thin client which is nothing but an rpc client which calls the rpc published objects in the server application.
Now if I want to take the entire rpc server based application and put it into zope in such a way that my rpc application is not disturbed but the features like PAS get integrated, will this be possible?
No, at least without doing "some work" (where "some work" is more than just dropping your code into a directory and expecting Zope to pick it up and "serve it out"). It will essentially be a rewrite, although maybe with some careful coding you'd be able to reuse most of the existing code. - C