Re: [Jython-users] A big problem for me!

[Samuele P. <pe...@in...>]

Here's a clarifying example (I hope):

<A.java>
public class A {

 protected void prot1() {
   System.out.println("java prot1");
  
 }
 
 protected void prot2() {
   System.out.println("java prot2");
 }

 public static void invoke_prot2(A a) {
   a.prot2();
 }


}
</A.java>

<ex.py>

import A

class Apy(A):
  def invoke_prot1(self):
     self.prot1()
  # note: self.super__prot1() won't work because prot1 is not overriden
      
  def invoke_super_prot2(self):
    self.super__prot2()
    
  def prot2(self):
    print "Apy prot2"
    
print "-- Apy --"
print dir(Apy) # notice that there's no super__prot1

a=Apy()
a.invoke_prot1()
a.invoke_super_prot2()
a.prot2()
A.invoke_prot2(a)  

</ex.py>

You can just try it. 

regards.