Java bytecode, so implementing J2ME should be quite possible. However,
you might be limited in what tools you can use, since Jython is a J2SE
application, and J2ME doesn't have quite the range of capabilities of
J2SE (I haven't written in it before, so you should definitely
investigate further).
Oh, and www.jython.org :)
- Jim
Angel Stewart wrote:
> This sounds fantastic!
> Would you be able to write Java applications in Jython (I am assuming
> that Python is a lot easier to write than Java code) to run on Cell
> Phones?
> :-)
>
>
> Where can I get Jython?
>
>
> err...I guess I could Google it...
>
>
> -Gel
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jim Campbell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Python is a fantastic language - it's up there with ColdFusion for
> general ease-of-coding in my opinion. If you'd like a very concise and
> well-written introduction, this book, Learning Python by O'Reilly
> (http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/lpython/) is great.
>
> One great thing about Python is the interactive shell - you can invoke
> it from the command line and write scripts interactively without having
> to do the save > compile > run thing. It's great for learning the
> language, but it's even better for testing modules.
>
> I'm actually using Python and Coldfusion together with a tool called
> Jython - an all-Java implementation of the Python language. I can
> import any Java class/interface/what have you into my Jython program and
>
> run it as I would any other Python app. The difference, however, is
> that it's compiled into Java bytecode, and is invokable inside any Java
> application, like, well, ColdFusion. I've written some simple CFX tags
> in Jython and am currently working on using Jython to help write a Java
> app framework for CFMX to connect to.
>
> You can write web apps in Zope/Python - and once you're familiar with
> the syntax and pecadilloes of Python (tabbing and whitespace are VERY
> important) it's fairly straightforward.
>
> - Jim
>
>
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