> Personally, I'd prefer if all of the code was in Java (fewer dependencies > and less for me to learn ;) ), but I can see why these libraries would be > helpful. It would be great if we had something similar written in Java. (In > fact, it probably wouldn't be *that* hard to write...)
Jython has some nice scripting capabilities. Probably not as suited to larger projects as Java, but a lot easier to script with. Jython can can be fun. > > As to doing up some tests using these libraries, go for it. If you can make > them JUnit tests, even better. (As long as I can run them automated from > ant, reporting success/failure, I'll be happy.) Jython does works nicely with JUnit. > > I'm not sure about the licencing issues though - is the Jython runtime > Apache compatible? (I guess we can just make developers download it > separately, anyhow). I think so. There is no problem in packaging it. Check out http://www.jython.org/license.html Harmeet -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
