jip.embed: On-the-fly classpath resolution for Jython
jip 0.7 introduces a module called jip.embed, which allows you to add libraries to your code in the runtime as you declare them. With jip.embed, you don’t have to download jars manually and append them to your -Dpython.path. You just pick your editor, import jip.embed, code your business, then save and run it. Code example: import jip.embed jip.embed.require('commons-lang:commons-lang:2.6') fro
Here comes the Sun » jip 0.1
The original idea is to create a standalone jython environment, I took traditional Java tools, ant and ivy, to resolve Java dependencies. But the XMLs seem to be verbose and not pythonic. So I decide to create something like pip, that is, resolves and installs dependencies in a pythonic way. It is jip. jip will automatically download jars and its non-optional runtime dependencies from Maven reposi
Here comes the Sun » Setup a Jython development environment
This article will show you some basic steps to setup a standalone environment for Jython, with the power of some popular and standard tools. 0. Install essential tools Take Ubuntu Maverick as an example, before starting, you have to make sure these packages installed on your system. Essential Python tools (Python is shipped with most Linux distribution by default) sudo apt-get install python-pip
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Don’t repeat yourself: distribute jython package with jip.dist
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