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I don't know what this image says about a Hessian api, but at any rate, if you need to interface with a Hessian api (They) and the regular Python version is just not performing fast enough, then this module is what you're looking for. It simply wraps the existing C++ version of the Hessian protocol as a Python module for your computing pleasure. Now you can get all the speed of the low-level compiled version from within your Python code without feeling like the api looks/feels like the picture above.
THIS MODULE IS NOT FULLY COMPLETED! While it wraps the C++ code, the conversion of the objects into Python objects was not fully completed. The reason for this was the discovery that the C++ code parse for v1.0 of the Hessian spec which was not the version I needed to connect to. Rather than invest the significant amount of energy that was required to update a library I didn't write to v2.0, I decided to abort and find a non-Hessian solution to the original project that was needing a faster Hessian implementation. My apologies for the half-implemented dump() function in the code below, but feel free to submit patches if you work on it.