I guess if you really want Java developers to look seriously at Django then I think Jython would be the way to go. JRuby has had a massive push lately with Sun'

I guess if you really want Java developers to look seriously at Django then I think Jython would be the way to go. JRuby has had a massive push lately with Sun's JRuby team jumping over to Engine Yard (http://www.pcworld.com/article/169145/suns_jruby_team_jumps_ship_to_engine_yard.html http://www.pcworld.com/article/169145/suns_jruby_team_jumps_...) and gained incredible achievements with running Rails on the JVM. As I understand, Ruby is slowly becoming the #1 language choice for Java shops to work with next to the Java language. I assume the quality of JRuby has to do with this. I guess a similar thing has to happen for Jython if Python/Django want to attract Java developers in a similar way.