Jython classpath question

Re: Jython classpath question

No it is not true. If you can access your class from java, in jar file
or not, (it has to be in the classpath), you can access it from jython.
I've been playing with jython and java a while ago, but I can remember I
had to do a little trying out, before I figured out how to access some
java class. As far as I can remember you can have more java classes in
one *.class file, so it is possible that you have to write:

import classfilename.c lassname

or similar, but do not blame me if I am wrong here, as far as I can
remember I had to to some trying out in this direction.

There is also a jython mailing list, and two books about jython.


"Tennessee James Leeuwenburg" <t.leeuwenburg@ removme.bom.gov .au> wrote
in message news:pan.2003.0 7.17.02.29.12.5 [email protected] om.gov.au...[color=blue]
> Hi all,
>
> Sorry for the newb question, but Googling and FAQing didn't work. Is[/color]
it[color=blue]
> correct that Jython can only access Java classes which are inside JAR
> archives in the JYTHON_HOME directory? IT doesn't seem to be[/color]
documented. I[color=blue]
> ask because I want to do groovy prototyping using Jython, and save[/color]
myself[color=blue]
> a lot of coding overhead to try something a little out-of-the-box.
>
> I have a working directory where all my code lives, and because my app[/color]
is[color=blue]
> under rapid development, I would prefer to avoid creating a JAR file[/color]
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> time I want to do some Python scripting?
>
> What do people suggest I do?
>
> Thanks,
> -Tennessee[/color]

Re: Jython classpath question

On Thursday 17 July 2003 03:29, Tennessee James Leeuwenburg wrote:[color=blue]
> Hi all,
>
> Sorry for the newb question, but Googling and FAQing didn't work. Is it
> correct that Jython can only access Java classes which are inside JAR
> archives in the JYTHON_HOME directory? IT doesn't seem to be documented. I
> ask because I want to do groovy prototyping using Jython, and save myself
> a lot of coding overhead to try something a little out-of-the-box.
>[/color]

No you can import a java .class file. Just make sure it's on the python path
(sys.path) if both .py and .class files are in the same directory then you
need do nothing... if not then you could add the directory containing the
java class files to python sys.path like so:

import sys

sys.path.append ("/path/to/java/class/files")


for more information / alternative suggestions look at :-



Regards
Martin

Re: Jython classpath question

Thanks All.

-Tennessee

Re: Jython classpath question

I can now import every class except the one which I would most like to
import.

The fully-qualified classname is au.gov.bom.aifs .dv.dv.
I can import anything else from the au.gob.bom tree, and also other things
from the dv tree such as dv.LayerManager . It's just dv.dv that is causing
hassles.

Are there any pitfalls or required naming conventions that I should be
aware of?

Thanks,
-Tennessee

Re: Jython classpath question

Never mind,

It was barfing on a dependant class that wasn't in the classpath. I was
just misreading the error message.

Thanks guys,
-T