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Bryon Rigg
As I read the instructions, jython requires that the python.home
system property be set or the location of the jython.jar be in the
java.class.path sstem.property (aka the classpath that was passed to
the JVM).
I want to be able to add jython to web applications such that each web
app has its own registry file. Because the methods of finding the
python.home described above are global to the JVM, this does not
appear to be possible.
Has anyone ran into this problem before? Any solutions/suggestions I
should try?
Thanks in advance
system property be set or the location of the jython.jar be in the
java.class.path sstem.property (aka the classpath that was passed to
the JVM).
I want to be able to add jython to web applications such that each web
app has its own registry file. Because the methods of finding the
python.home described above are global to the JVM, this does not
appear to be possible.
Has anyone ran into this problem before? Any solutions/suggestions I
should try?
Thanks in advance