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20061111 Saturday November 11, 2006

Applet-JAX and scripting

I came across Chet Hasse's blog entry titled "Applet-JAX ". In the code, he uses Java-to-Javascript Communication. If you are going to use JDK 6, then you can use scripting API (javax.script) to access browser's (native) JavaScript script engine. JSR-223 script engine for browser's JS interpreter is available at https://scripting.dev.java.net/. With JDK 6, Rhino based JSR-223 engine is included as well. There is also scriptlet applet to write applets in JavaScript.



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"use scripting API (javax.script) to access browser's (native) JavaScript script engine" . Really ? could you give some example code ? I know we can use Common DOM API or JSObject to access browser DOM ? Do you mean javax.script can do that ?

Posted by mike on November 13, 2006 at 07:55 PM IST #

Yes, you can access browser's native JS interpreter through javax.script API. This jsr-223 engine uses JSObject API. Because of that this engine can only be used inside applets. There is a simple applet in CVS [$scripting/engines/src/example/HelloScript.java]

Posted by A. Sundararajan on November 13, 2006 at 09:18 PM IST #

Sorry the file is $scripting/engines/browserjs/src/example/HelloScript.java

Posted by A. Sundararajan on November 13, 2006 at 09:20 PM IST #

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