Re: N-tier development and modeling

>The local process would get a proxy object, that works
>like it's local, but in fact forwards all requests to a real
>  editing context that lives in the server.

Fede,

  Thanks for that input. A question - would using such a method (via Pyro, 
etc.) bind us to using clients exclusively written in Python? For example, 
if we wanted a client to be written in PHP or Java, we wouldn't be able to 
use that Distributed Objects method. Is that correct?

~Tom

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