Re: Can I register a function (not a class) ?

On 18-10-2013 23:03, Richard van Bemmelen wrote:
> Since in Python everything is an object, I thought this would be possible to but it does
> not work.
> 
> Richard
> 

Not sure what you're trying to accomplish, but this (silly) example does work:

import Pyro4

def func(arg):
   return arg*arg

func.foo = lambda x: x+x

Pyro4.Daemon.serveSimple({
    func: "thing"
}, ns=False)



Notice though that because you expose the function object itself through Pyro, any
remote method call performed on the proxy for it will translate in a "method" call on
the fuction object, rather than a direct invocation of the function itself.

You cannot do a direct call on the proxy such as: proxy(55), because the Pyro proxy is
not a callable right now. I guess that could be added in a future version.


In the meantime, make your function a member of a class and register the class with
Pyro. Then call your function as a remote method on the proxy for it.

Irmen


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