pickled objects over http

Robin Becker robin at jessikat.fsnet.co.uk
Tue Apr 10 06:04:49 EDT 2001


In article <G7vA6.93$63.153279 at newsrump.sjc.telocity.net>, dsavitsk
<dsavitsk at e-coli.net> writes
>hello again:
>i am trying to run scripts on an http server (iis) which produces pickled
>objects to be returned.  everything is okay (the scripts run and when the
>pickles are viewed in a browser they look like pickles in text files),
>except i am unable to figure out how to unpickle them once gotten.
>
.....
>can anyone help me to do this?
>thanks,
>doug
>
>
Do you have the classes at both ends etc?

One approach might be to look for the pre-invented xml-rpc wheel which
does exactly this sort of binary serving, but then perhaps you want to
do something more difficult. There is also a pure python distributed
object system called Pyro which serves up objects.
-- 
Robin Becker



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