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  1. Jan Strube

    Hi Jeremy,

    that looks like an insanely cool program. Is it still active ? The last version on sourceforge is more than half a year old.

    Have you tried it with 'real' code ? The examples are all rather simple...

    1. Jeremy McCormick

      Yes, jpype looks quite interesting. (I installed it on the iris/noric Linux machines).

      I have written a short (and fairly trivial) test script.

      /nfs/slac/g/lcd/mc/prj/sw/extern/python2.4/test/jpype/test_jpype.py

      It does do basic Java arrays and Strings okay. I will try to import some jars, next.

      This is the "boilerplate" code to start it up.

      /nfs/slac/g/lcd/mc/prj/sw/extern/python2.4/test/jpype/startup_jpype.py

      Linux installation took some manual hacking. The setup script just needs a bit of work.