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For the record, the call would have to be
x.func1(new PyObject[]{"123"},new String[]{"cfg"});
In case the binding to x was messed up for some reason, also
x.func1(new PyObject[]{x, "123"}, new String[]{"cfg"});
would be worth a try (i.e. explicitly providing self).
However, this will probably make no difference given the error message. On the other hand, these things are involved and the error message might not be reliable. Then I suppose Jython's Java binding abilities do not cover this case. A workaround using a more explicit signature would be the way to go for now. |
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