Re: [Pyobjc-dev] threading and pyobjc? (Suggestions wanted)

[<joa...@ma...>]

Bob Ippolito wrote:

> The WebServicesTool example does use threads directly.  XML-RPC=20
> doesn't handle its own threading.  The example you gave isn't really=20
> sufficient to give any suggestions.
>
> An alternative is using Twisted, which is asynchronous and provides=20
> Cocoa runloop integration (you must use Twisted from SVN though, 1.3.0=20
> doesn't work with PyObjC 1.1 and later and a patch was never=20
> released).  There are also examples for that.
>
> -bob
>
Ok I have been looking a bit at the Twisted docs and examples( I=20
mistakenly thought Twisted was a part of XML-RPC, that and the comment=20
in the ReadMe about not being a multi-threaded app led me to believe=20
that it didn`t use threads), it seems that Twisted might be what I am=20
looking for. I downloaded Twisted from SVN via "svn co=20
svn://svn.twistedmatrix.com/svn/Twisted/trunk Twisted".  There are zero=20
installation directions however (or they are very well hidden), and the=20
online documentation also seem to be void except for some reference to=20
debian. Could you please give me some hints as how to install this?=20
About the dependencies (pyOpenSSL, pycrypto and SOAPpy) to Twisted are=20
the once on http://undefined.org/python/pimp/ up to date, or do I need=20
newer versions of these also?

Thanks in advance

Joachim M=E5rtensson