Re: [Jython-users] [Q] PythonInterpreters within multiple Java-Threads

[Martin <m.m...@gm...>]

Thanks again.

Unfortunatly, it did not work (same error, a None object in python), I will
try it again next week. I saw several places where static methods are used to
create new objects, which are not synchronized.
For now I use a static lock object so only one PythonInterpreter is active
in time. Would it be useful to condense my classes and scripts into a
testcase? Perhaps as a bug report? How are the policies on the jython project?

> > PySystemState state=new PySystemState();
> > interpreter =new PythonInterpreter (null,state);
> > 
>  This code is correct, (btw it really depends on
> what you are trying to do whether you need
> a PySytemState per thread or not, YMMV,
> you can try both ways)

I should know what a PySytemState really does, but I do not. Its said it is
the sys module, hm.

> Your IllegalStatException is solved by
> calling *once* *globally* (not per-thread):
> PySystemState.initialize()

Ok, done that, it works for this part.

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Best Regards,
Martin Möbius