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[15:33] <finis_> Hi, I'm new to Jython, Java, and Python. I do have some experience in C++, C#, etc... At the moment I'm just tinkering with PythonInterpreter() in Java. I see how to initialize and use a Java class in Jython. However, I would like to pass a reference to an Java object that is already initialized in Java. For example I have created a simple swing app with a text filed and a button. I also created a Java method setText(str).
[15:33] <finis_> I would like to call that method from python code inside a PythonInterpreter() object. I can't seem to find a way. Is this even possible?
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