Re: [Jython-users] caling jython scripts on Windows ME

[<Ron...@Ne...>]

The JPython interpreter understands a property (if set) called python.path.
This is described in the Jython web docs (look for Registry or Properties).
If you provide that property, then it treats that path as its search path
when looking for
JPython source code (...it's the classpath of JPython files...).  Around
here, we
make up our own batch files that mimic jython.bat, adding the properties
on the command line.   If you have a lot of properties, then you want to
use the Registry.
We prefer the batch files because we want to convert environment variables
into
properties (the real system info gets converted into the form Java wants,
which is
why Jython wants certain properties set up if you want related behavior).







Brad Buchsbaum <bbu...@ar...>@lists.sourceforge.net on
03/30/2001 12:55:46 PM

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Subject:  [Jython-users] caling jython scripts on Windows ME


Hi all,

Just curious if anyone knows of a way I can set things up on a Windows ME
box so that I can call a Jython script with out including the entire path
(when the script is on the system path).

Currently, I have to provide te entire path of a script even if it is on
the system path. This is not the case for Windows 2000, which has the
convenient PATHEXT variable. Nor on Unix, of course.

thanks,

Brad Buchsbaum


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