Bear with me a bit, Dirk. I just tried Jython for the first time myself this week. See http://www.jython.org/install.html to know what to do with the class file.
Anyway, when you have it installed, then just type "jython", and you'll be in the familiar Python interpreter. To run a Python program (like PyPlucker.Spider), you type "jython PyPlucker\Spider.py", just as with Python. > So until someone give me step by step instructions how to get the > PyPlucker converted to plucker-build.jar starting from the mysterious > jython-21.class i could only test the stuff under Windows but do not > expect patches :-) Right, I'll work on that. But first, I'd like to know if the current code works for you under Jython; then we can take the next step of figuring out what changes when we introduce "jythonc". By the way, I haven't had to do any Java programming or understanding in working with Jython (except in looking for the bug in struct.pack, but that was my own curiosity). It's Python all the way. Bill
