Re: [Jython-users] Error when attempting to create a Proxied object with a constructor

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[Max Muller]

>Hi,
>	So I've got the PythonInterpreter running inside my Java app  
>(thanks to everyone for the pointers to PyServlet example) and I  
>successfully get a Proxied class object from this bit of code  that  
>looks something like:
>
>         interpreter().execfile(testFile.getAbsolutePath());
>	
>	PyObject cls = interpreter().get("Test");
>
>          Object o = cls.__tojava__(Class.class);
>
>	Class testClass = (Class)o;

I don't think we ever tested this when the code was create with
exec/execfile. I believe it works when the python code is placed in a
module. The proxy tries to import the module that the code was compiled
from.

Do you really need to call the java Constructor directly? Normally it it
a lot easier to simple call the python class:

  PyObject instance = cls.__call__(Py.java2py(aWOContext));

regards,
finn