> > I've been thinking a lot about how to start getting Overflow > integrated into Piper so that we can start getting all three programs > working together to actually start doing something. Towards this goal, > I went back to the simple example of using the unix command "ls" as > our starting point. What I'd like to try and do is use the Overflow > ExecStream class (in data-flow/src/ExecStream.cc), which runs a > command line argument, returning the output as a string. So the simple > goal is to re-do what I had going a long time ago (but now in a real > format that will actually do something more interesting later) and > pipe the output of an ls statement into a text viewer. > Sorry Brad bout this late response. I've just a very small reply: this proposal sounds fine to me, lets use it to get the 1st Piper stream running! For everybody's pleasure: I've been working on the DL->BL corba communication layer , and after some horrible problems, it's working now. It's now finished, but the DL Python code IS calling a BL C function. After this it's just a matter of getting the other corba functions running the way this 1st one does. I'll inform you people when you can checkout the fully communicating sources. bye, jarl