Hi,
Yeah, it does work without the Lib directory and that's my current
configuration.
Another option could be dismantle the pygments jar and put the required
py file s right away into the jython jar, so that you'll have only one
jar.
Cheers
Nicola
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At least I've found out a work-around, that's not the ideal solution,
but
it
works.
Due to the fact that, maybe caused by my context class loader, jython
is not
able to add the Lib directory to its classpath by
default (this is
valid
only in my specific context). So I've moved all
files in jython/Lib/*
to
jython_home$/* and this works.
It would be nice to know how to explitily set the path to Lib or at
least
where this setting happens in jython.
Does it work without the "Lib" folder in a separated jar (in short,
like it's done with Pygments) ? If that's the case then i will change
jython packaging that way.
Cheers
Nicola
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