Inhaltsverzeichnis

Foreword Preface 1. Introduction to Jython Jython Requirements Welcome to Jython What's Jython Good For? The Benefits of Jython The Speed Question The Rest of the Book 2. Jython Basics Running Jython Basic Types Operators Numeric Types Sequences: Lists and Tuples Strings Mappings and Dictionaries Jython Files 3. Jython Control Flow Statements and Expressions Assignment Printing Blocks Conditional Logic Loops List Comprehensions Exceptions Evaluating Code Dynamically 4. Modules and Functions Modules Functions Parameter Passing with Style Import Statements and Packages 5. Object-Oriented Jython Creating Classes Methods Classes, Instances, and Access Control Inheritance Special Methods 6. Using Java from Jython Basic Object Usage Automatic Type Conversion Java Arrays and the jarray Module Java-to-Python Types: Automatic Conversion Collection Wrappers Avoiding Name Collisions 7. Inheriting from Java Basic Mechanics Java Interoperation and Overriding Calling Super Methods and Constructors 8. Reflection and JavaBeans Bean-Based Reflection Python-Based Reflection 9. Using Swing Java Versus Jython A Calculator An HTML Browser An HTML Source Browser 10. Using Java Libraries JDBC and the Python Database API Servlets and PyServlet Jython and XML 11. Jython Standard Library Using Python Modules System and File Modules Regular Expressions Serialization and Pickling Unit Testing with PyUnit 12. Embedding Jython Inside Java Setting Up an Interpreter Executing Code Accessing the Interpreter Namespace Using Objects PyObject Subclasses Catching Exceptions Embedding Examples 13. Compiling Jython Why Compile? The Compiler in Action Packaging in Java Archives Using Jython in Java A Simple Applet A. Installing Jython B. Jython Options and Registry C. Jython Exceptions D. Jython and CPython Differences E. Java-to-Python Quick Reference Index

Portrait

Samuele Pedroni is one of the main Jython developers. He holds a CS flavored diploma in mathematics from the ETH Zurich (Swiss institute of technology in Zurich). He is now a teacher and research assistant at the Institute of Theoretical CS. He plans to come to the US for a PhD in the field of dynamic languages and dynamic compilation. He came to Jython with the interest in improving it with respect to Java importing and reloading. He has developed several important patches related to java integration, classloaders, and the reworking of java/python importing rules and design.