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It builds with ant, which includes creating a .jar, and runs with dist/bin/jython. ant -p -v will tell you about other targets. all-jars may be the thing.
However, the readme file is right in that the development is quite immature. Don't expect Jython 3 to work yet.
@jeff5 Is there any roadmap for Jython 3 development? I would like to use Jython as part of a large project involving converting an existing Java program in to a Python one and would like to use Jython as part of the conversion so that the new Python code can be executed in conjunction with existing Java code.
Existing work is still mostly on 2.7, to get out a 2.7.2 that will run smoothly on Java 9. I was quite wrong about how long that would take, so hesitate to give any roadmap. Jython 3 looks like a steep hill: much of the work done in parallel on Jython 2 is needed by it, but the great burst of work leaves us with a wide divergence that makes that far from automatic. I know @Stewori has considered how to make that least work.
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jeff5 commentedon Jul 18, 2017
It builds with
ant, which includes creating a.jar, and runs withdist/bin/jython.ant -p -vwill tell you about other targets.all-jarsmay be the thing.However, the readme file is right in that the development is quite immature. Don't expect Jython 3 to work yet.
DavidBerdik commentedon Nov 25, 2018
@jeff5 Is there any roadmap for Jython 3 development? I would like to use Jython as part of a large project involving converting an existing Java program in to a Python one and would like to use Jython as part of the conversion so that the new Python code can be executed in conjunction with existing Java code.
jeff5 commentedon Nov 25, 2018
Existing work is still mostly on 2.7, to get out a 2.7.2 that will run smoothly on Java 9. I was quite wrong about how long that would take, so hesitate to give any roadmap. Jython 3 looks like a steep hill: much of the work done in parallel on Jython 2 is needed by it, but the great burst of work leaves us with a wide divergence that makes that far from automatic. I know @Stewori has considered how to make that least work.