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Author	bckfnn
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Date	2000-11-12.18:35:55
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eval() and execfile() uses a new classloader for each invocation, and this classloader is kept around. So this should already work under most JVMs. It works for me. Rather than having jython caching the generated class, it is usually better to do your own caching of the compiled code object by using compile() to create the code-object and the exec statement to run the code.

eval() and execfile() uses a new classloader for each invocation, and this classloader is kept around. So this should already work under most JVMs. It works for me.

Rather than having jython caching the generated class, it is usually better to do your own caching of the compiled code object by using compile() to create the code-object and the exec statement to run the code.

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