Pyhton and Java

woovy28 · #1 13-Jun-2006, 20:06

Hi !
I'm new to Python, and i want to use the following code to connect to a xmlrpc server for some inquiry, I wanna know if there is anything wrong with the code ?
Shouln't it when run prints the server_url and then connected ? (it doesn't print any)

Second can I activate and call this class from a java class using jython ???? or even pass a parameter from java class to this class ????

how could that be done using jython ????

Thanks in advance

the code :
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Python Code:

import sys, string, xmlrpclib

class DrugInteraction :
        
    def _init_(self):
        self.url = "http://hherb.com"
        self.port = 8001
        self.server_url = "%s:%d" % (url, port)
        self.effects = {'i':'inhibits (non-clinical)', 'I':'inhibits', 'a':'augments (non-clinical)', 'A':'augments'}
        print self.server_url
        self.server=xmlrpclib.ServerProxy(server_url)
        print "Connected"
        return
    
    def checkInteraction(self,drugs):
        self.druglist = string.split(drugs, ',')
        self.results = self.server.interaction(druglist)
        for self.result in self.results:
            self.drug, = self.server.atc2text(self.result['drug'])
            self.affected_drug, = self.server.atc2text(self.result['affected_drug'])
            self.effect = self.effects[self.result['effect']]
            self.resultData = [self.drug['text'], self.drug['code'], self.effect, self.affected_drug['text'], self.affected_drug['code'], self.result['evidence'], self.result['reference']]
            return

x = DrugInteraction()

crystalattice · #2 14-Jun-2006, 12:43

Well, I haven't learned Jython yet so I can't really answer your questions regarding that. However, you should be able to call it from Java w/ the right methods; I just don't know what they are.

Regarding the print problem, how are you running this module? Normally you could create a

Python Code:

def test():

outside of your class then call your test() method like so:

Python Code:

if __name__ == "__main__":
    test()

The test() method would just code necessary to show that your module worked, i.e. it would create an instance and the necessary parameters to make the instance do something. It's probably a good place to put the print "Connected" code; I don't believe having it in the __init__ constructor is the best place (but I'm not totally certain).

Take a look at the other Python modules I've posted in these forums; they should explain better what I mean.

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