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Geoff Bache confirmed that the question is solved:
Jython 2.7-rc3 also has the problem.
But Jython 2.5.3 seems to work without issues. Thanks for the answers!
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Linked to bug: #1450362
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[1.1.0] Jython 2.7: unicode problem: unpaired surrogate at start up in
site.py (Windows only )
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RaiMan posted a new comment:
Thanks for feedback.
After checking again about this behaviour:
There MUST be some unicode characters be involved in your environment and
startup sequence.
The problem comes
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Geoff Bache is still having a problem:
It should also be said that I'm running a pure Python script from the
command line, using the setup described at
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
does not mention this possibility, is this no longer supported?
It is still possible, but not really recommended, since it does not work
as
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Geoff Bache posted a new comment:
OK, thanks. I changed to the suggestion setup (with sikulixapi.jar on my
CLASSPATH) and am now running my own Jython. Unfortunately, I still get
the same problem, i.e. this
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
Of course you can use Jython 2.5.
... but there is a new Jython 2.7-rc3 that says to have fixed some
Windows problems (I bundle this now with version 1.1.0)
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Geoff Bache posted a new comment:
Setting -d 3 doesn't help: it's a Sikuli option and in this case Jython
crashes before it gets as far as doing anything with Sikuli.
But I've printed the environment before
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RaiMan posted a new comment:
Since this problem can only happen on startup, you should instantly
check your environment, when it happens.
You should run with option -d 3 set and at the beginning of your
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Geoff Bache posted a new comment:
Unfortunately, I still get this problem occasionally, so it seems my
previous guess isn't correct. It doesn't seem to be as frequent but it
still happens sometimes.
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RaiMan posted a new comment:
ok, thanks for feedback.
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
correct:
If yes, then you should run the setup with this Java version (the bitness does
not matter and is surely not the cause for the problem), but with Java 6 a
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
Ok, I just learned something about site.py with another request bug,
where the error seems to happen (a standard Python/Jython module, that
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Geoff Bache posted a new comment:
Thanks for the answers. I'm not aware of any strangeness with the paths,
and it works 80% of the time...
I'm fairly sure I have Java 7 with both 64-bit and 32-bit.
If it's
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RaiMan posted a new comment:
I just hade a look into the modules site.py and os.py of Jython 2.7.
The problem comes up, when internally during Jython startup the Windows
specific module nt.py is imported.
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