FAQs
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Q1: System compatibility?
- Ans: Reported successfull installation on different platforms include:
- Windows 11: Python 3.8 with a virtual environment.
- Ubuntu 22: Python 3.8, 3.9 and 3.10 with a virtual environment.
- Ans: Reported successfull installation on different platforms include:
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Q2: Encountering issues with the JPype installation?
- Ans: JPype seems to be not compatible with the most recent version of Python; check valid Python versions across platforms at Q1.
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Q3: Missing system-level dependencies on Linux?
- Ans: Please ensure that the essential dev tools package has been deployed if you are using a Linux system. Also, according to JPype's documentation,
g++
andpython-dev
need to be installed.
- Ans: Please ensure that the essential dev tools package has been deployed if you are using a Linux system. Also, according to JPype's documentation,
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Q4:
ModuleNotFoundError
error? - Ans: Please check there is no duplicated naming (e.g.,
org
) in your paths because the Java dependencies would be overridden by that.
Last update:
June 10, 2024
Created: September 19, 2023
Created: September 19, 2023
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