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current release: Jython 2.5.2 (final release available since March 3, 2011)
Download link: http://www.jython.org/downloads.html

Be aware, that some things might not behave as expected: 
Sikuli is tested and runs with Jython 2.5.1

If you want to use it, you have to make sure, that in sys.path the
pointer to Jython/Lib comes before the entry sikuli-script.jar/Lib
(which is needed to find the Python layer of Sikuli using: from
sikuli.Sikuli import *).

You should copy sikuli-script.jar to a place, so that the resulting
absolute path does not contain any blanks and use this copy in the
further steps (bug 702155)

There might be many ways to do the following (depending on your
environment and goals), but this at least works:

--- e.g. you have Jython in c:\Jython2.5.2 and copied sikuli-script.jar
to this directory

--- set the environment variable CLASSPATH as the path to sikuli-
script.jar

--- set the environment variable JYTHONPATH
set JYTHONPATH=c:\Jython2.5.2\Lib;c:\Jython2.5.2\sikuli-script.jar

--- use the jython command file (Windows: jython.bat, Mac/Linux: jython) in Jython/bin to run a Sikuli script
e.g. you have a script at path-to/myscript.sikuli, you have to say:
jython.bat path-to/myscript.sikuli/myscript.py

--- comment on NetBeans/Eclipse:
If you use the Python plugins together with Jython 2.5.2 just check the generated sys.path in these environments at runtime of your script. It should be already in the correct sequence.

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