[Gsoc] MI: port Zope 3 to Jython

[Adam]

Hey Bernd,

The problem that I see here is that if you go to a big company with a
solution or offer and say "Zope", they mostly say "what???".
If you go with a J2EE solution, they usually say "okay, we know that".
But developing in/with J2EE s...s.
Let's fool them. Let them have the J2EE environment and play with
their other apps and develop with Zope technologies in Python.

Friday, March 7, 2008, 8:28:49 AM, you wrote:

> On 07.03.2008, at 06:50, Adam wrote:

>> Hello,
>>
>> "Port" Zope 3 (excluding maybe ZODB) to Jython.
>>
>> Yeah, that sound like an impossible mission, but who does it will get
>> quite some respect (I guess).
>> At the same time seems like Sun is putting some efforts into getting
>> Jython up to speed. Also the guys at Jython want to get Django,
>> Pylons, TurboGears running with Jython. I think if we/they get Zope 3
>> ported, all those will work too.
>> On the other hand we have plenty to do on the Zope 3 or Zope 2 side.
>>
>> Is that so weird?
>> Any opinions?

> i think this is an overhead that does not make sense, if we do this,  
> we have to support jython in the future, someone has to maintain this

> what are the benefits?

> -1 from me

> cheers bernd

>>
>>
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