Re: [Jython-users] Creating XML with Jython (2.2a1+) -- Using Python or Java modules?

[David Hume <dthume@gm...>]

http://www.westoya.com/~rowth/javadom-0.1.tar.gz

Feedback welcome

-Dave

On 8/11/05, Pekka Laukkanen <pekka.laukkanen@...> wrote:
> David Hume wrote:
> > If you're interested I've almost finished writing an implementation of
> > the xml.dom API which acts as a thin wrapper for the Java libraries.
> > It's almost done (got to finish testing / documenting) and I was
> > planning to offer it to the Jython team if they are interested in
> > incorporating it into the official distribution, though it would
> > require the xerces jars for anyone using a jdk < 1.4.
> >
> > The __init__.py and domreg.py modules are taken straight from the
> > CPython distribution, my wrapper just acts as an available
> > implementation.
> >
> > If you are interested I'll put what I've got so far up for download.
>=20
> I'm extremely interested. A wrapper like that is a great idea and would
> make "porting" Python XML code to Jython trivial. If you put the code
> available I promise to report back all possible problems we found.
>=20
> TIA,
>         .peke
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> Tekniikantie 14, 02150 Espoo, Finland
> http://www.qentinel.com/
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Re: [Jython-users] Creating XML with Jython (2.2a1+) -- Using Python or Java modules?

[Pekka Laukkanen <pekka.laukkanen@qe...>]

David Hume wrote:
> If you're interested I've almost finished writing an implementation of
> the xml.dom API which acts as a thin wrapper for the Java libraries. 
> It's almost done (got to finish testing / documenting) and I was
> planning to offer it to the Jython team if they are interested in
> incorporating it into the official distribution, though it would
> require the xerces jars for anyone using a jdk < 1.4.
> 
> The __init__.py and domreg.py modules are taken straight from the
> CPython distribution, my wrapper just acts as an available
> implementation.
> 
> If you are interested I'll put what I've got so far up for download.

I'm extremely interested. A wrapper like that is a great idea and would 
make "porting" Python XML code to Jython trivial. If you put the code 
available I promise to report back all possible problems we found.

TIA,
	.peke
-- 
Qentinel Oy, Pekka Laukkanen
pekka.laukkanen@..., +358 40 7791909
Tekniikantie 14, 02150 Espoo, Finland
http://www.qentinel.com/

Re: [Jython-users] Creating XML with Jython (2.2a1+) -- Using Python or Java modules?

[David Hume <dthume@gm...>]

If you're interested I've almost finished writing an implementation of
the xml.dom API which acts as a thin wrapper for the Java libraries.=20
It's almost done (got to finish testing / documenting) and I was
planning to offer it to the Jython team if they are interested in
incorporating it into the official distribution, though it would
require the xerces jars for anyone using a jdk < 1.4.

The __init__.py and domreg.py modules are taken straight from the
CPython distribution, my wrapper just acts as an available
implementation.

If you are interested I'll put what I've got so far up for download.

-Dave

On 8/11/05, Pekka Laukkanen <pekka.laukkanen@...> wrote:
> Hello all,
>=20
> I have simple Python code which can be used to create XML documents and
> now I'd need to get that working with Jython. The features I need are
> pretty basic -- creating an empty document, creating new elements,
> adding child elements, setting attributes and outputting the generated
> XML to a file. The code below shows all I need (the real code is of
> course somewhat more complicated).
>=20
> ---------[code]-------------------------------
> from xml.dom.minidom import Document
>=20
> doc =3D Document()
> root =3D doc.createElement("root")
> root.setAttribute("attr", "value")
> e1 =3D doc.createElement("e-1")
> e1.setAttribute("a1", "v1")
> e1.setAttribute("a2", "v2")
> e2 =3D doc.createElement("e-2")
> e21 =3D doc.createElement("e-2.1")
> e21.setAttribute("a", "v")
> e22 =3D doc.createElement("e-2.2")
> doc.appendChild(root)
> root.appendChild(e1)
> root.appendChild(e2)
> e2.appendChild(e21)
> e2.appendChild(e22)
>=20
> print doc.toprettyxml()
>=20
> ---------[output]-----------------------------
> <?xml version=3D"1.0" ?>
> <root attr=3D"value">
>          <e-1 a1=3D"v1" a2=3D"v2"/>
>          <e-2>
>                  <e-2.1 a=3D"v"/>
>                  <e-2.2/>
>          </e-2>
> </root>
> ---------[end]--------------------------------
>=20
>=20
> I know that XML modules shipped with Jython 2.1 are a bit buggy and I
> also noticed that Jython 2.2 alpha 1 doesn't contain any XML modules. In
> general I'd like to move into 2.2 as soon as possible so I'm more
> interested about solutions working with it. I've studied the problem a
> bit and it seems that I have following two options with different pros
> and cons.
>=20
> 1) Install Python XML modules to Jython.
> + Current code should work as is.
> - Getting modules to work with Jython might require too much tweaking
> (see e.g.
> http://www.python.org/pycon/2005/papers/80/Server_side_jython%20V%201.2/T=
weaking_PyXML_with_Jython.html).
> The code must run on several machines and tweaking them all doesn't
> sound too tempting.
>=20
> 2) Use Java XML libraries instead of Python ones
> + Should work in any machine where Jython is installed
> - Need to write new (duplicate) code and maintain it
>=20
> Can anyone here help making the decision? What have you done in similar
> situation and did it work out?
>=20
> Cheers,
>         .peke
>=20
> PS: Thanks a lot for everyone involved with recent Jython development.
> We've been using 2.2a1 without major problems (reported a non-fatal
> regression with importing as a bug #1256506) and are waiting for
> subsequent releases.
> --
> Qentinel Oy, Pekka Laukkanen
> pekka.laukkanen@..., +358 40 7791909
> Tekniikantie 14, 02150 Espoo, Finland
> http://www.qentinel.com/
>=20
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Re: [Jython-users] Creating XML with Jython (2.2a1+) -- Using Python or Java modules?

[Jeff Emanuel <jemanuel@fr...>]

If you used the Java dom API from Jython, you would
find the code below identical except for
the document instantiation and printing.  I think
you could write a function to abstract those differences
and use the same codebase.


Pekka Laukkanen wrote:
> ---------[code]-------------------------------
> from xml.dom.minidom import Document
> 
> doc = Document()
> root = doc.createElement("root")
> root.setAttribute("attr", "value")
> e1 = doc.createElement("e-1")
> e1.setAttribute("a1", "v1")
> e1.setAttribute("a2", "v2")
> e2 = doc.createElement("e-2")
> e21 = doc.createElement("e-2.1")
> e21.setAttribute("a", "v")
> e22 = doc.createElement("e-2.2")
> doc.appendChild(root)
> root.appendChild(e1)
> root.appendChild(e2)
> e2.appendChild(e21)
> e2.appendChild(e22)
> 
> print doc.toprettyxml()
> ---------[end]--------------------------------
> 2) Use Java XML libraries instead of Python ones
> + Should work in any machine where Jython is installed
> - Need to write new (duplicate) code and maintain it

[Jython-users] Creating XML with Jython (2.2a1+) -- Using Python or Java modules?

[Pekka Laukkanen <pekka.laukkanen@qe...>]

Hello all,

I have simple Python code which can be used to create XML documents and
now I'd need to get that working with Jython. The features I need are
pretty basic -- creating an empty document, creating new elements,
adding child elements, setting attributes and outputting the generated
XML to a file. The code below shows all I need (the real code is of 
course somewhat more complicated).

---------[code]-------------------------------
from xml.dom.minidom import Document

doc = Document()
root = doc.createElement("root")
root.setAttribute("attr", "value")
e1 = doc.createElement("e-1")
e1.setAttribute("a1", "v1")
e1.setAttribute("a2", "v2")
e2 = doc.createElement("e-2")
e21 = doc.createElement("e-2.1")
e21.setAttribute("a", "v")
e22 = doc.createElement("e-2.2")
doc.appendChild(root)
root.appendChild(e1)
root.appendChild(e2)
e2.appendChild(e21)
e2.appendChild(e22)

print doc.toprettyxml()

---------[output]-----------------------------
<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<root attr="value">
         <e-1 a1="v1" a2="v2"/>
         <e-2>
                 <e-2.1 a="v"/>
                 <e-2.2/>
         </e-2>
</root>
---------[end]--------------------------------


I know that XML modules shipped with Jython 2.1 are a bit buggy and I 
also noticed that Jython 2.2 alpha 1 doesn't contain any XML modules. In 
general I'd like to move into 2.2 as soon as possible so I'm more 
interested about solutions working with it. I've studied the problem a 
bit and it seems that I have following two options with different pros 
and cons.

1) Install Python XML modules to Jython.
+ Current code should work as is.
- Getting modules to work with Jython might require too much tweaking 
(see e.g. 
http://www.python.org/pycon/2005/papers/80/Server_side_jython%20V%201.2/Tweaking_PyXML_with_Jython.html). 
The code must run on several machines and tweaking them all doesn't 
sound too tempting.

2) Use Java XML libraries instead of Python ones
+ Should work in any machine where Jython is installed
- Need to write new (duplicate) code and maintain it

Can anyone here help making the decision? What have you done in similar 
situation and did it work out?

Cheers,
	.peke

PS: Thanks a lot for everyone involved with recent Jython development. 
We've been using 2.2a1 without major problems (reported a non-fatal 
regression with importing as a bug #1256506) and are waiting for 
subsequent releases.
-- 
Qentinel Oy, Pekka Laukkanen
pekka.laukkanen@..., +358 40 7791909
Tekniikantie 14, 02150 Espoo, Finland
http://www.qentinel.com/

[Jython-users] Another project with Swing and more code

[Berlin Brown <berlin.brown@gm...>]

I wanted to present some more jython code for those who are getting
started(even me to some degree).  This time, I have some swing and
thread code and how it makes the java development easier.

Here is a pushtotest site that presents similar information with more detai=
l.

http://www.pushtotest.com/Docs/howto/jythonthreads.html

One of the things you will appreciate with jython, everything is an
object.  So, instead of the funk with anonymous inner classes with
pure java, you can pass methods around:

def getbutton(self, name, method):
        bttn =3D swing.JButton(name,actionPerformed=3Dmethod)
        return bttn

And, I like this one:

 c_buttons =3D awt.GridBagConstraints(gridx=3D0, weightx=3D1.0, weighty=3D0=
.0,
                                  fill=3Dawt.GridBagConstraints.HORIZONTAL,
                                  gridwidth=3Dawt.GridBagConstraints.REMAIN=
DER)
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  # Assignment by positional equivalence
  c_buttons.weighty, c_buttons.fill =3D 0, awt.GridBagConstraints.HORIZONTA=
L

Anyway,here is more code for you.

http://www.newspiritcompany.com/phoenix_source.html
http://www.newspiritcompany.com/phoenixproj.html

Re: [Jython-users] Executing jython files within a jython file

[<duvelbier-tsmets@ya...>]

The default behavior of your JFrame on exit call should be to do a dispose of the frame instead of
the exit :)
You have to choose the right one here :
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/javax/swing/JFrame.html#setDefaultCloseOperation(int)

\T,

--- PrasadNIC <gprasad@...> wrote:

> 
> Hello
> 
> I have a java application(JFrame) which embeds a jython interpreter.
> I execute a script ( first.py)( it is run in a seperate thread of Java 
> application)
>  which builds a JFrame and buttons are added to it.
> Associating actions to this buttons I have defined functions/methods.
> This functions in turn execute script files ... action1.py, action2.py 
> ,... and so on.
> when I click these buttons the corresponding scripts are excuted. ( FINE !)
> But when I close the JFrame ( created in first.py) , it also kills the 
> main frame window of
> the java application.
> Why ?
> regards
> - gp
> 
> 
> 


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[Jython-users] Executing jython files within a jython file

[PrasadNIC <gprasad@ni...>]

Hello

I have a java application(JFrame) which embeds a jython interpreter.
I execute a script ( first.py)( it is run in a seperate thread of Java 
application)
 which builds a JFrame and buttons are added to it.
Associating actions to this buttons I have defined functions/methods.
This functions in turn execute script files ... action1.py, action2.py 
,... and so on.
when I click these buttons the corresponding scripts are excuted. ( FINE !)
But when I close the JFrame ( created in first.py) , it also kills the 
main frame window of
the java application.
Why ?
regards
- gp

Re: [Jython-users] execfile does not take InputStream

[Frank Wierzbicki <fwierzbicki@gm...>]

On 8/6/05, Satya Ghattu <sghattu@...> wrote:
>  Thanks Frank,
>  I have uploaded the patch (1253177), hopefully it will be looked at.
>  -satya
Thanks Satya, I have assigned your patch to myself and will look at it soon=
.

Frank