I was trying to do something weird: take one of my PyQt proggies, and compile it into a standalone binary using Jython, koala/qtjava and gjc.
Sadly, it doesn't work :-(
Has anyone ever gotten a rather recent gjc and jython to work together?
The best I can get is this:
This is using gcc-java-3.4.3-22.1 and jython-2.2-0.a0.2jpp
I mean, this is completely unnecessary, but it would be a nice hack :-)
Michael Greifeneder
/ 2006-04-04 01:38:
I suppose either
ant.jar
oro.jar
has references to xerces 1.4.4
However you have added dom3-xerces-j2.jar. That's version 2 of xerces. You can try to download xerces 1.4.4 from http://xml.apache.org/dist/xerces-j/
Or I would prefer download latest versions of Ant and/or Oro.
I suppose either
ant.jar
oro.jar
has references to xerces 1.4.4
However you have added dom3-xerces-j2.jar. That's version 2 of xerces. You can try to download xerces 1.4.4 from http://xml.apache.org/dist/xerces-j/
Or I would prefer download latest versions of Ant and/or Oro.
http://ant.apache.org/bindownload.cgi and
http://jakarta.apache.org/site/downloads/downloads_oro.cgi
Good luck
Mike
With 3.4, the rule is that if you compile a library
you must also compile and link in all its dependencies.
If you can use 4.x, you can switch to the new
"binary compatibility ABI", which is a bit
more friendly here.
I haven't tried jython in a while myself, but
it worked for a long time.