> In the same idea, I have method that accepts an Object[] (array of Objects).
> How do I invoke it from Jython... I tried a List ... Unsuccessfully !


You can pass a Jython list to a method that takes an Object[].  For 
example, java.util.Arrays.asList
takes an Object[]:

Jython 2.1 on java1.4.2_06 (JIT: null)
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 > >> import java
 > >> o1=java.lang.Object()
 > >> o2=java.lang.Object()
 > >> l=java.util.Arrays.asList([o1,o2])
 > >> l.class
<jclass java.util.Arrays.ArrayList at 2954511> 
 > >> print l
[java.lang.Object@1eb62b6, java.lang.Object@9da1dd]
 > >>

The elements of the list don't even need to be Objects:

 > >> l=java.util.Arrays.asList([1,2])
 > >> l=java.util.Arrays.asList(['foo','bar'])




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