Karl Nelson

Its on the list. But I don't have a simple replicator of the error that doesn't require 3rd party libraries, so it is waiting until I can create one.

I tested this again with the examples I have. I was not required to implement defaults on a simple class extension. Thus there is something confusing in the your case....

My general feeling (I am not a lawyer) is that the GPL is intended to prevent tight integration allowing someone to provide an interface that presents a GPL code as...

@PavelTurk I agree with abitrolly. As far as I am aware using code privately to produce something (without modifying it). It is when you attempt to profit off the code...

You use getattr and setattr for variables that are not directly available. public class Test { public int foo_$bar; } --- import jpype jpype.startJVM(classpath=".") Test = jpype.JClass("Test") test = Test()...

Please note that you may use getatter/setattr with the JClass customizer (_jclass_init_) to rename variables to new names. Thus they don’t have to be inaccessible in Python. You can rename...

Interesting. I though that it ran at class initiation. I will take a look.

Jpype 1.6.0 on only support Java 11 and up. 0.7.5 won't support after Python 11(?). If for some reason you need java 1.8 the 1.5.x is best.

There is java dbapi2 that ships with jpype as an alternative. Jaydebeapi is for compatibility with jython and cpython. Though i believe it still runs with 1.5.2 and likely 1.6.0....

Sounds good. I look forward to feedback. I have been studying other garbage collectors and I believe that this can be generalized to Java G1, C# and a few others...