Hi,
>  interp = new PythonInterpreter();
>  interp.set("obj1", obj);
>  PyObject pyObject = interp.eval("obj1");
>  pyObject.__getattr__("run").__call__(); <--- doesn't work?!

Why so complicated? Why don't you just do 

PyObject pyObject = interp.eval("obj1.run()");

Yielding null here, you could go for "exec" of course.

Or just 

obj.run()

- as you don't do anything "pythonic" there :)

I'm not sure why you get your error, but my guess is that its similar to what 
you get when java reflection is used - you need pass the otherwise implicit 
"this" argument explicitely. Use __call__(PyObject [] args), where the first 
argument is supposed to be an instance of MyClass.

Diez



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