In this chapter, we assume that you have installed correctly
the KERNEL module of salome and thus you
have defined the variable KERNEL_ROOT_DIR
.
We assume that you have omniORB
and
its python wrapper correctly installed (it should be the case
if you have installed KERNEL).
If those conditions are satisfied and if you have installed the TECHOBJ template as explained in ``Integration in a Python Graphical User Interface'' chapter, you should have a new Salome module available without any more manipulation ... Moreover, this new module can be involved in batch mode or by the Salome IAPP (Interface Applicative)