[Jython-users] deprecated methods

[Bryan W. <Bry...@wa...>]

i really hope someone can help me eliminate these warnings.  i posted
this question 2 month ago, but nobody replied :(  this code is now going
into the production build system and we can't have warnings.  i'm
surprised that jython is using it's own deprecated methods.  am i
declaring the methods incorrectly? or is there a way to turn off just
the jython warnings?  these jython java files are part of a larger java
project so i can't simply compile the entire project with no deprecated
warnings.
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    [javac] Fb2x.java:94: warning:
jgetattr(org.python.core.PyProxy,java.lang.String) in org.python.core.Py
has been deprecated
    [javac]         PyObject inst =3D Py.jgetattr(this, =
"get_remainder");
    [javac]                           ^
    [javac] Fb2x.java:95: warning:
tojava(org.python.core.PyObject,java.lang.Class) in org.python.core.Py
has been deprecated
    [javac]         return (java.lang.String)Py.tojava(inst._jcall(new
Object[]{}), java.lang.String.class);
    [javac]                                    ^
    [javac] Fb2x.java:99: warning:
jgetattr(org.python.core.PyProxy,java.lang.String) in org.python.core.Py
has been deprecated
    [javac]         PyObject inst =3D Py.jgetattr(this, "fb2x");
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###  here is the jython source code that is producing the above
warnings:
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import java
import fb
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class Fb2x(java.lang.Object):
    def fb2x(self, fb_config, mgr):
        '@sig public void fb2x(String fb_config, PropertyManager mgr)'
        self.f =3D fb.FB(fb_config)
        self.f.convert(mgr)
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    def get_remainder(self):
        '@sig public String get_remainder()'
        return '\n'.join(self.f.remainder())
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### here is the generated java code the jython generates
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    public java.lang.String get_remainder() {
        PyObject inst =3D Py.jgetattr(this, "get_remainder");   ### LINE
94
        return (java.lang.String)Py.tojava(inst._jcall(new Object[] {}),
java.lang.String.class);  ### LINE 95
    }
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    public void fb2x(java.lang.String fb_config,
com.watchguard.vpm.config.IPropertyManager mgr) {
        PyObject inst =3D Py.jgetattr(this, "fb2x"); ### LINE 99
        inst._jcall(new Object[] {fb_config, mgr});
    }
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thanks,
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bryan