Karl Nelson

@marscher I need an executive decision on something. In order to do extensions I will need to use the asm library. If I import the library then it will preclude...

JarJar was a no go. It is so out of date that it gets hung up on many modern jars as the ASM version it includes is ancient. So I...

Status remains largely unchanged. I completed a prototype two years ago for a reverse bridge allowing Java to call Python and using ASM to convert directions into Java classes which...

The main technical issue is the ability to call private functions from within Python defined extensions. JPype currently can only call public methods and unsafe access have been largely eliminated...

Thanks. This is definitively something in the path towards fixing it. So the path forward on this is I need to go to the travel department and pickup a loner...

Unfortunately this is the sort of problem that I would need to do a fair amount of exploring. It is only obvious in retrospect after you find a series of...

Okay I vaguely recall seeing some information on this. The problem is that Java and AppKit have two separate requirements. Java wants to handle events on a separate event handler...

Not sure it this information helps. It seems to be indicating that we need to add an enter and exit section to our JNI calls to work with AppKit. http://3.210.201.83/downloads/MacOSX10.8.sdk/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Frameworks/JavaNativeFoundation.framework/Versions/A/Headers/JNFJNI.h...

http://mirror.informatimago.com/next/developer.apple.com/technotes/tn2005/tn2147.html > It is important to understand that the JVM cannot be started from the native application's main thread if your Java code uses an AWT/Swing-based GUI; in such applications...

Assuming this is actually is the issue, there are two approaches. 1) Structural requirements for OSX using JPype modules. This is what is happening in the existing jpype/gui module. If...