Issue1796730
Created on 2007-09-17.23:22:41 by nirvdrum, last changed 2007-09-21.19:03:03 by nirvdrum.
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2007-09-17 23:22:41 | nirvdrum | create |
Created on 2007-09-17.23:22:41 by nirvdrum, last changed 2007-09-21.19:03:03 by nirvdrum.
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msg1918 (view) | Author: Kevin Menard (nirvdrum) | Date: 2007-09-17.23:22:41 | |
When running a script via org.python.util.jython, the script's exit status code is swallowed up. It appears that the class only ever returns -1 or 0. This is a problem if one relies on that status code to get a better indication of whether or not the script ran successfully, rather than whether or not Jython ran successfully. |
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msg1919 (view) | Author: Charlie Groves (cgroves) | Date: 2007-09-21.08:47:17 | |
This works successfully for me. The jython class itself only returns -1 or 0, but those returns are for that class. when SystemExit is raised, it's processed by Py.maybeSystemExit which handles return codes correctly. |
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msg1920 (view) | Author: Kevin Menard (nirvdrum) | Date: 2007-09-21.19:03:03 | |
Interesting. There must have been a problem with my test environment. Now that I try again, I see you are correct. |
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