Yes, though the hand built bindings don't expose it, you'll have to use the GObject Introspected bindings to do it. Unfortunately, there isn't a tutorial that uses those yet.

To do this you'll need to get your IndicateServer and call set_menu on it. Which takes as a parameter the Dbusmenu that you'd like to provide. There are lots of ways to do that, but let me give you some quick pseudo code (as I'm not fluent in Python). Hopefully someone with edit privs that is can help.

menuserver = Dbusmenu.Server("/my/unique/path")

root = Dbusmenu.Menuitem()

menuserver.set_root(root)



first = Dbusmenu.Menuitem()

first.property_set("label", "First")

first.connect("item-activated", call_me_on_click)

root.child_append(first)



second = Dbusmenu.Menuitem()

second.property_set("label", "Second")

root.append_child(second)



indicateserver.set_menu(menuserver)

There are other properties that can be set on menu items to do just about anything you want. You can also build them from GTK menus if that is more comfortable to you using the DbusmenuGtk.parse_menu_structure(). There is also API Documentation for DbusMenu.