Re: [Jython-users] [NOOB] importing python stuff stored elsewhere...

[Todd M. <tm...@in...>]

Hello Ivo,

When posting questions, especially simple stuff like this, you should 
include the code and exact error messages.  If you're just getting 
started with Jython, you should invest in a good book that has some 
examples.  The time you save is worth the money, even for a staving 
student.  I like Robert Bill's Jython for Java Programmers.

One gotcha on packages is that all the directories in your package paths 
(p1, p2) need an __init__.py file.  The file can be empty; it just needs 
to exist.

Cheers,
Todd Moyer


ivo wrote:
> hello;
> 
> i'm new to this jython/python stuff but I begin to like it :)
> When i want to use some special java-classes like jdbc-drivers it's 
> clear that they must exist in CLASSPATH; but what if i want to create some
> reusable or designed-for-extension python classes/fragments and store 
> them in a separate "package/modue", how do i set that up?
> 
> exp:
> 
> /home/foo/p1/DbManager.py
> /home/foo/p2/DbTester.py
> 
> the DbManger.py declares a class named DbManager
> the DbTester tries to invoke it.
> 
> now in the DbTester, how can i get access to the DbManager that is
> stored in a different location? no matter how i try, i always get some
> import errors;
> 
> Thanks for any help and Regards...
> 
> 
> Ivo
> 
> 
> 
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