Hi there,
nice you discovered EASE. Our Jython interpreter is a full featured
OSGI citizen. You may import any Java class from the JRE and from
all available OSGI bundles.
loadModule() is a command we inject into the Jython engine. It
allows us to load libraries written in Java (it' s easy, see
http://codeandme.blogspot.co.at/2014/10/writing-modules-for-ease.html
) which basically wrap java functionality to script functions. Call
it a more convenient way for users to call the java world. Loading
modules is not necessary to access java classes!
For Jython we would love to find a way to get numerics in. We are
missing numpy scipy support deeply there, so if you have any
solutions/worarounds for this problem we would be glad to bring them
to EASE.
best regards
Christian
On 23.06.2015 18:02, Janos Binder
wrote:
Jay, Matt,
Thanks for the replies. I am looking at the python examples in
EASE. They use e.g. loadModule("WorkbenchModule"). Does this mean,
that integrating EASE in our Ecliple RCP-based software I could
reach the our OSGi bundles?
Best wishes,
Janos
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