Issue504972

A python class inheriting from JPanel and a java
interface can't be instantiated because jython can't
find one of the methods required by the interface.  I
tried to simplify the example below to use simple
classes, but the error went away, so I suppose the
complexity of JPanel plays a role.  Example:

Test.java:
import java.awt.Container;

public interface Test {
    Container getParent();
}


test.py:
import java.awt.Component
import java.awt.Container
import javax.swing.JPanel

import Test

class Error1(javax.swing.JPanel, Test):
    pass

class Error2(javax.swing.JPanel, Test):
    def getParent(self):
        return None

class OK1(java.awt.Container, Test):
    pass

class OK2(java.awt.Component, Test):
    pass

Error1() # doesn't work
Error2() # doesn't work
OK1() # works
OK2() # works

Neither Error1 nor Error2 can be instantiated; the
error message is

AttributeError: abstract method "getParent" not
implemented

Classes OK1 and OK2 can be instantiated without an
error.

I believe that the code is correct because the
getParent() method inherited via java.awt.Component ->
java.awt.Container -> javax.swing.JComponent ->
javax.swing.JPanel should satisfy the interface
requirement.  Indeed, a class analogous to Error1
compiles and runs fine under java.  Working around this
problem is difficult because even Error2 fails.

This problem exists under jython 2.0 and jython 2.1
with either Sun JDK 1.3.1 or IBM jikes 1.13 and
IBMJava2-13 runtime.

Yours,
Michael

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Looks like this is fixed in trunk.