Re: [Jython-users] Ignoring Java Access

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[Chris Atkins]

>I am running jython 2.0 release on hpux 11 with jdk1.2.2.07.
>
>I  run my jython interpretter
>with -Dpython.security.respectJavaAccessibility= 0 and  =false.
>
>In both cases, I am unable to access protected methods of a class.
>
>I just switched out my jar file from using jpython1.1 to jython2.0, and it
>works under under jpython1.1
>
>My python code looks like the following:
>
>print foo.toPrintString(obja, string1, string2)
>
>I get the following error:
>TypeError: toPrintString(): expected 0-2 args; got 3

Well, it works for me. I made some small changes:

abstract public class fooBase {
    public String toPrintString() {
        return "here1";
    }
    public String toPrintString(String initialIndent) {
        return "here2";
    }
    public String toPrintString(String initialIndent, String name) {
        return "here3";
    }
    abstract protected String toPrintString(java.lang.Object fooObj,
                               String initialIndent, String name);
}


public class foo extends fooBase {
    protected String toPrintString(Object obj,
                       String initialIndent, String name) {
        return "here4";
    }
}

jython -Dpython.security.respectJavaAccessibility=false
Jython 2.0 on java1.3.0 (JIT: null)
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>>> import foo
>>> print foo().toPrintString(1, "string1", "string2")
here4
>>>

regards,
finn