How to store jython variable to java bean shell variable

Hello experts.
I have one procedure. here is the details
1st step is with java bean shell techonolgy and one variable.
<@
String testv=" ";
@>
Second step is jython technology.
str3='storing some value as per my logic'
<@testv@>=str3 // here I am getting error because i want to store jython variable to java bean shell variable
Once it will be stored , I will use in query as SELECT '<@=testv@>' from dual. If this is not possible is there any way to get the jython variable in side refreshing query
how to achieve this please suggest.
Thank you.

Hello experts. Any suggestion on this. How to store jython variable value into java bean shell variable.
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