In that case you may like to take a look at drools, http://drools.org/, 
which is an expert system written in java with semantics for java, 
groovy and python; that means you can use valid groovy, java and python 
syntax for any condition or consequence.  With drools you can easily 
process large amounts of data with logic and data separation, leaving 
your customers to concentrate just on the business rules and not how to 
process that data; you just insert the facts into the system and it 
executes the consequences on those facts based on the conditions, for 
example:

  <rule name="checkSnowConditions"> 
    <parameter identifier="weather"> 
      <class> Weather</class>
    </parameter> 

    <python:condition> 
      weather.getHumidity () == 100
    </python:condition> 
    <python:condition> 
      weather.getTemp () &lt; 33
    </python:condition> 

    <python:consequence> 
      print "better wrap up warm, I think its going to snow!";
    </python:consequence> 
  </rule> 

If you want to chat more why not pop onto irc and join #drools, we have 
a web gateway:
http://irc.codehaus.org

Mark



Michael Haggerty wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> Earlier in the year I sent a message to this mailing list telling how we
> use Jython in our company:
> 
>     http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=7427972
> 
> Feel free to list us on the "Who uses Jython" page.  Here's a shorter
> summary that you might be able to cut-and-paste:
> 
> JPK Instruments <http://www.jpk.com> is a young biotech company in
> Berlin that develops atomic force microscopes for use in biological and
> soft-matter research.  Our instrument control and imaging software are
> written mainly in Java and Jython.  Jython allows our customers to write
> scripts to automate their experiments, provides a command-line interface
> for debugging and for accessing experimental features, and for
> dynamically configuring the standard software.
> 
> Thanks,
> Michael
> 
>   
> 



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