> Yesterday, I uninstalled the default packages that come with Ubuntu, both > Java-JDK and Jython 2.2.1. This time I was going to try with a manual > installation. I installed both apps under /opt as follows Java-JDK under > /opt/java/jdk1.-6.0_12 and Jython under /opt/jython2.2.1 (the 1.2.1 in my > previous post was a typo, sorry). After that, I updated the java links > (java, javac, javaws, jar, etc) in /usr/bin with "update-alternatives" > pointing to the new java environment and now the PyDev code completion is > working fast and easy.:jumping: > > :confused:What in the world? Ubuntu is supposed to be working out of the > box, and the same with Linux Mint. But seems they haven't fully tested them > for Java/Jython development.
Well, I haven't checked it here, but the problem seems to be that the Libraries are not where they were expected to be (In the Python for Ubuntu, things are not in /python/Lib/site-packages, but spread across with links, so, that might be the case for Jython too -- apparently this makes it easier for maintainers in Linux). For me it seems that the only thing missing is that Pydev was not able to automatically find the /Lib folder, so, one should be provided.... particularly a folder that has the threading.py module -- which you got on a manual install of Jython). Cheers, Fabio ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Pydev-users mailing list Pydev-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/pydev-users
