Re: [Jython-users] How to access a java program from python

[<lc...@cs...>]

Hello,

Yes, I tried both (p and j, with j works).  So my question was, if is =20
it possible to call a jython application using python command, or to =20
create a jython program as python module?.  Sorry if this question is =20
too naive for this group, I am a beginner in jython and python.

Thanks,

Lorena Carlo

Quoting Jeff Emanuel <jem...@fr...>:

> Change p to j
>
> c:\jython2.2b2>jython listing7.py
>
> lc...@cs... wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I need to call a java application from a python program.  I see  =20
>> that I can create a jython program which have a similar sintax of a =20
>>  python  program, even it has the same file extension.  I can =20
>> either  compile it using jythonc into a .class file or run it with =20
>> the  jython executable file (jython file.py).  I need to know if =20
>> there  is a way to do the  opposite, this means to just execute the =20
>> Jython  program using the  python command (from the console, like: =20
>> python  file.py).  I tried it  but it didn't work I get the =20
>> following error:
>>
>> C:\jython2.2b2>python listing7.py
>> Traceback (most recent call last):
>>   File "listing7.py", line 1, in ?
>>     from java.util import Random
>> ImportError: No module named java.util
>>
>> I am trying to run a small example that imports the Random class,  =20
>> but  it doesn't recognize it.  When I use the jython command there  =20
>> is no  problem it executes it well.  Please let me know what I am  =20
>> doing wrong and also if there is a way to execute the jython  =20
>> programs using python.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Lorena Carlo
>>
>>
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