J2EE equivalent in Python

[F. GEIGER]

> Object-Relational Mapping (JDO): Not available AFAIK.

Webware's MiddleKit?

MK enables you to access an RDB in an OO manner. MK is usable standalone.

Example (sketchy and incomplete):

customers = Customer.fetchAll()
for customer in customers:
   print cutomer.address().city()
   print customer.address.country()

etc.

Cheers
Franz


P.S.: You can find MiddleKit here: webware.sourceforge.net



"Gerhard Häring" <gerhard.nospam at bigfoot.de> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> On 12 Oct 2001 11:51:36 +0100, Robin Smith <smithrc at zdbaora.nat.bt.com>
wrote:
> >I like J2EE but I am also an open source fan. I don't like what I read
> >about Sun and restricting Java -
> >http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2001/10/10/osjava.html .
> >
> >Is there anything similar to J2EE for python?
>
> Take the following with a grain of salt, my experiences with J2EE are
> limited to swearing because of incomprehensible error messages from
> Persistence Powertier ;-)
>
> J2EE is a bunch of APIs thrown together, right? So we can examine the
> APIs one for one.
>
> Servlets/JSP:   Python has a gazillion equivalents. There's a page that
>                 compares them all, but I don't have the URL atm.
>
> Distributed sytems: There are several ORBs. I like omniORBpy, for
>                     example. Then there are several SOAP
>                     implementations. And easy-to-use Python-only
>                     solutions like PyRO. And XML-RPC.
>
> JDBC:           Python DB-API 2.0.
>
> Persistence (EJB): ZODB (included in ZOPE or available standalone).
>
> Object-Relational Mapping (JDO): Not available AFAIK.
>
> ZOPE probably comes closest to a J2EE server. It has something called
> ZEO if you need to scale up.
>
> If you're adventurous, you can of course mix and match the APIs you
> like. And btw. there are also several ZOPE-light's: WebWare, SkunkWeb,
> Aquarium, ... I only tried WebWare and liked it.
>
> Gerhard
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