> [Martin]
>> That will be very difficult to achieve, as Python is (deliberately)
>> not even consistent across systems. Instead, it reports what the
>> platform reports, so you should do the same in Java.
>
> Do these examples make it clearer why and in what way I want the jython
> errno symbolic
[Alan]
>>I want jython to use the same errno symbolic constants as cpython, to
>>ease portability of code.
[Martin]
> That will be very difficult to achieve, as Python is (deliberately)
> not even consistent across systems. Instead, it reports what the
> platform reports, so you should do the sam
> Is there supposed to be symbolic constants in the errno module
> corresponding to getaddrinfo errors?
No. On Windows, there is a separate set of error codes, winerror.h
If you google for "winerror 11001", you find quickly that it is
"host not found".
> I want jython to use the same errno symb
Dear all,
I'm seeking enlightenment on the error codes returned by the
socket.getaddrinfo() function.
Consider the following on python 2.5 on Windows
>>> import urllib
>>> urllib.urlopen("http://nonexistent";)
[snip traceback]
IOError: [Errno socket error] (11001, 'getaddrinfo failed')
So
