Re: [Jpype-users] Jpype vs Jython?

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JPype integrates both the Python native VM (aka CPython) and Java's JVM.

Jython instead more or less re-implemented the Python interpreter in Java
(the specifics are actually a bit more complicated, since Jytho is more of a
python-to-JVM compiler in most cases) ...

So jython's integration with Java is better.Jython however cannot use Python
extensions. Any that have native code for example. Jython is also trailing
behind in language support.

JPype has more problems integrating, but allows you to use ALL python
extensions.



On 7/13/07, datulaida <dat...@gm...> wrote:
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> what is difference between Jpype and Jython?
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