Re: [Jython-users] invoke python module in java

[Diez B. R. <de...@we...>]

On Thursday 23 February 2006 11:29, Amit Soni wrote:
> hi Diez,
>
> Thanks a lot for reply.
> I also try with jython -d <PROGRAME>.py
>
> In this case jython  generates .java and .class file of all the
> dependent module which i have used in my python programe.
>
> But some python programes contains *assert* statement and because of
> that the java compiler gives and error because assert is now become a
> keyword from java-1.4 and i am using java-1.5 so if you have any
> solution for this then please help me out.

No idea what -d is meant to be. However, you're massively confusing things 
here. First of all: in jython/python source it's totally uninteresting what 
JAVA-keywords there are. You can for example use the identifier "catch" in 
python legally. They are two distinct languages, with there own syntax.

Then you try to use python2.4 with jython2.1. As python has evolved 
_massively_ from 2.1 to 2.4, there is only a slim chance that code meant to 
run under python2.4 runs under python2.1 - let alone under jython2.1, that 
misses crucial libraries as I explained in my last post.

I suggest you take a step back and start thoroughly reading jython.org 
documentation on what jython is and what not.

Regards,

Diez