L. Humbert wrote:
Isn't it possible to tell, where to find *.jar, so everyone interested, can study it with Python
Unfortunately I don't currently have a site to do that. But I'll work on it and get it done and let folks know. As it happens I am quite a JPython advocate myself and glad to see it mentioned on the CP4E list and to find that people are in fact working with it in an educational context. For starters, the kind of list of Python resources that Jason recently posted up for graphics expands exponentially when one includes the ability to use JPython. Java3D, for example, is very well accessible to Python code via JPython. The reality is that there are vaster Java than Python resources in most every category. I found it liberating to know I could explore the Java world of resources while staying close to home, being Python. I am trying to design what I am doing in Java to be easily scriptable in JPython - the beauty being that if your Java classes are designed to qualify as beans, than you can use normal Python keyword syntax to set the class's attributes on initialization. (I think I said that right). ART