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Re: Corba .narrow method - need to pass a java interface: msg#00017lang.jython.user
Tim, On Friday 07 February 2003 23:24, you wrote: > Hullo > I'm trying to get jython working with the java corba implementation, as > client code. To do this, I build some idl, use idlj to create the .java > skeletons and helpers and then build my main client jython code. For > simplicity, lets say the idl is in foo.idl, and this contains a module > called Foo that defines the stuff that I want to interact with. Lets say > that this includes an interface called Main. Idlj will put the relevant > .java files into ./Foo The jython code needs to include stuff like: > > from org.omg.CORBA import * > # something that I cannot work out to import all of the generated java > files for the Foo client: I'd have thought from Foo import *, but this > doesn't seem to work - jython seems unable to identify Foo as a set of > java stuff. Is Foo on the java class path when you start up jython? Regards, Ype ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.NET email is sponsored by: SourceForge Enterprise Edition + IBM + LinuxWorld = Something 2 See! http://www.vasoftware.com
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