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Controlling .$py.class compiling

The good news is -- I finally convinced the Powers That Be that Jython was the right job for a solution. Maybe me saying "It would take me three weeks in Java, but only two in Jython" helped my argument. :)

One issue that I do have is the .$py.class that Jython generates from .py files that it imports. Our production environment is monitored for file changes. So if Jython generates a $py.class file, we will receive a nasty-gram saying that we have added files. etc. Is there a way to turn off the $py.class compilation? Or does anyone have any other suggestions?

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Leo Soto M. | 20 Aug 20:25

Re: Controlling .$py.class compiling

On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 1:39 PM, Mike Hostetler <hostetlerm <at> gmail.com> wrote:
> The good news is -- I finally convinced the Powers That Be that Jython was
> the right job for a solution.  Maybe me saying "It would take me three weeks
> in Java, but only two in Jython" helped my argument. :)
>
> One issue that I do have is the .$py.class that Jython generates from .py
> files that it imports.  Our production environment is monitored for file
> changes.  So if Jython generates a $py.class file, we will receive a
> nasty-gram saying that we have added files. etc.  Is there a way to turn off
> the $py.class compilation?  Or does anyone have any other suggestions?

How about pre-compiling all your.py files to $py.class before
installing on the production environment? Would that work?
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