pyjt

start(*args[, classpath])	Start the JVM.
stop()	Stop the JVM.
run(app[, args])	Run the main function of app.

Details

pyjt.run(app, args=[''])

Run the main function of app.

This helper function will start the app by invoking it’s “main” function.

Parameters:

• app (string) – The application to be started, e.g. myapp.Application

• args (string[]) – The arguments for the main function

Note

You can as well start your application manually, assuming your application is in MyApplication.java, the could would look like:

import MyApplication
MyApplication.main()

pyjt.shutdown()

Shuts down pyjt and the JVM.

pyjt.start(*args, classpath=None)

Start the JVM.

Parameters:

classpath (string) – If set, use this classpath for the JVM, otherwise use CLASSPATH environment variable.

Needs to be called before using pyjt. Only after starting the jvm you can import java classes using:

pyjt.stop()

Stop the JVM.