Philip Jenvey <
pjenvey@users.sourceforge.net>
added the comment:
I narrowed this down since I could reproduce it.
Basically one of the
classes in the chain isn't public but overrides
java.sql.Connection.close. That combined with the interfaces having
their own different close method causes the java.sql.Connection.close to
not show up
Extract the tar ball and run:
$ jython test.py
nargs: 1
interface SpecialConnection, false, 0, public abstract void
SpecialConnection.close(int)
(int, )
None
Traceback
(most recent call last):
File "test.py", line 4, in
<module>
c.close()
TypeError: close():
expected 1 args; got 0
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