Message7556
This is definitely a message you get from Java when it can't start, rather than from Jython when it goes wrong. Google it: I found some stuff specific to HP-UX, and maybe it will mean something to you. I would guess jython.err is defined by your test to contain the stderr output of the jython launcher script.
If you have scope to do so, try running a script in the same circumstances that dumps you the critical variables. Maybe the test framework resets them.
Also, the jython launcher allows you to pass arguments to Java. The command:
jython -J-version
results in Java identifying its version and exiting, for example.
As for platform.py, I think only CPython needs most of that. Your platform *is* on there:
>>> import platform
>>> platform.system()
'Java'
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