Corba .narrow method - need to pass a java interface

Hullo
I'm trying to get jython working with the java corba implementation, as
client code. To do this, I build some idl, use idlj to create the .java
skeletons and helpers and then build my main client jython code. For
simplicity, lets say the idl is in foo.idl, and this contains a module
called Foo that defines the stuff that I want to interact with. Lets say
that this includes an interface called Main. Idlj will put the relevant
.java files into ./Foo The jython code needs to include stuff like:

from org.omg.CORBA import *
# something that I cannot work out to import all of the generated java
files for the Foo client: I'd have thought from Foo import *, but this
doesn't seem to work - jython seems unable to identify Foo as a set of
java stuff.
.
.
Orb = ORB.init ()
Blah = Orb.string_to_object ("corbaloc::localhost:1234/Foo")
Blah = Blah._narrow (<something that passes the java interface defined
in Foo/Main.java>)



The challenges seem to be getting that subdirectory of java stuff into
the jython namespace, and then how to pass a java interface to a method.

Any help gratefully appreciated.

tia
Tim

Ps - my domain seems to have disappeared and my registrar still hasn't
got it back, so pls copy the tim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx address in any
responses.



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