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Asked: 2026-06-06T12:15:52+00:00

another problem. I have already placed my Jython.jar into what my computer recognizes as

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another problem. I have already placed my Jython.jar into what my computer recognizes as the Java CLASSPATH. This done, importing anything from Org.Python is not found by the compiler! Do I need to have the Jar in the same folder as the java code as well?

Thanks to anyone who replies 😀

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Still not working

within CLASSPATH I have Jython.jar.
within the location of my code and batch-compiler, I have the jar.
and I have typed “import org.python.util.*;” and nothing else are the beginning of my code

and it is still giving me errors :C

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  1. Editorial Team

    Make sure that you spelled the package correctly! In java the convention is to have packages with small letters: org.python

    If you are using command line to compile and run your code then you will need to add the folder containing the given Jyhton.jar file.

    For more help take a look at: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/1.3/docs/tooldocs/win32/classpath.html

    If you are using an IDE:

    Eclipse:

    Got the Properties/Java Build Path/Libraries. From there you can add external Jars.

    Netbeans:

    Go to the projects Properties/Libraries/Compile tab and add all the JARs that you want to be included.

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