[Jython-users] Creating java beans from PythonInterpreter

[Jerome R. <jer...@us...>]

Hello,
I am trying to create a java bean from an embedded PythonInterpreter.

test.py:

from java.lang import Object
 
class Test(Object):
        def setName(self, aName):
                "@sig public void setName(String degrees)"
                self.name=aName
        def getName(self):
                "@sig public String getName()"
                return self.name
        def toString(self):
                return 'Python test'


I compiled this file using jythonc and as expected, the created 
.java/.class files includes the setName and getName methods.
When I try to import the test.py module from a java application (in an 
embedded PythonInterpreter) the created class 
(org.python.proxies.test$Test$0) do not include setName and getName. It 
seems that the interpreter do not recognize the @sig comments.

Is there's a way to change the PythonInterpreter behaviour to make it 
understand @sig comments ?

Regards,

Jerome.