Chapter 4. Jython Classes
Object-oriented programming (OOP) is an enormous concept and unfortunately not the topic of this book. A wealth of information about OOP is available from a variety of other resources. Therefore, this chapter is limited to the syntax and semantics of Jython OOP constructs. However, consider the fact that in Jython we use scripting objects to interact with the WebSphere Application Server environment, and objects are created using classes.
Class Statement
To create an object, you must be able to define the data type for the object. To do so, use the class statement, the simplified syntax for which is shown here:
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