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[17:03] <ptwobrussell> if you have a custom Python class and want to access it through Java using Jython, is the thought or best practice that you would write and maintain a Java class that is making a bunch of pass through calls to an instance of PythonInterpreter.exec or is there a better practice for somehow being able to make direct API calls on an instance of a PyObject that you can get back, where the PyObject a reference to your custom Python class? Or perhaps some
[17:03] <ptwobrussell> code that automatically generates a stubbed out Java shell class for you? This is my first time working through this, and I'm trying to be as lean as possible in the amount of code I have to write/maintain
[17:04] <ptwobrussell> Intuitively, it feels as though I should be able to take my reference to a PyObject (representing my custom Python class) and just call methods on it somehow without having to write or maintain all of that custom Java code, but I guess it's necessary due to the way Java inherently works...
[17:10] <agronholm> ptwobrussell: the best way is to have the python class implement a java interface
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[18:31] <ptwobrussell> agronholm - thank you. i have found some docs on this. looks like a good idea.
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[23:53] <ptwobrussell> Just wanted to double check that i'm not missing something - is it really the case that there are no built-in Jython Utilities for coercing a PyDictionary to something that implements Java's Map interface? e.g. if you wanted to coerce to HashMap<String, Object>, you would always need to write your own utility to do that?
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