class importing in jython

Question

I've got a jython script that needs to include a class (from JUnit in this case). I've got the junit jar in "some/path/junit.jar". My script is:

from junit.textui import TestRunner TestRunner.Main(["name of some class here"])

I'm running it like this:

java -cp "some/path/junit.jar" -jar jython.jar script.py

but it complains that:

 from junit.textui import TestRunner ImportError: No module named junit

How can I make it see/import the correct class?

Jython links for those who never heard of this: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jython and jython.org — Wim ten Brink
– Wim ten Brink, Commented Sep 16, 2009 at 11:43

ZZ Coder · Accepted Answer · 2009-09-16 11:40:48Z

When you use -jar option, java ignores classpath. Just run jython class directly like this,

java -cp "some/path/junit.jar:some/other/path/jython.jar" org.python.util.jython script.py

You have to love their naming convention (all lower-case class name). I assumed the class name would be Jython and it took me a few tries to figure this out.

stewori · Accepted Answer · 2014-07-30 15:01:35Z

As a - maybe simpler - alternative to ZZ Coder's answer, you can also use the -J-cp parameter on Jython's start script:

 jython -J-cp "some/path/junit.jar" script.py

(I would have appended this as a comment to the former answer, but my reputation does not allow it yet.)

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