JPython?

Jesse D. Sightler jsight at mindspring.com
Wed Oct 13 20:53:16 EDT 1999


Why not just go to http://www.jpython.org/ and try it?  Virtually the
entire Python standard library is available, and JPython is capable of
translating to Java bytecodes on the fly, or (via JPythonc) ahead of
time.  It's really quite cool.  :-)

Dan Star wrote:
> 
> Let me see if I am understanding what JPython is.  Is it a just-in-time
> compiler that translates python code to java byte-code so that the
> python code can run in a WEB browser that supports java?  If so, I would
> assume this places many restricitions on the Python language elements
> you can use.  Or is JPython a seperate implementation of Python with its
> own language set?
> 
> --Dan

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