From: Gary L. K. <kra...@bb...> - 2003-06-13 02:49:10
|
I went to a talk today at JavaOne regarding this, although it was pretty short on details. It's focused on a limited type of scripting: web scripting languages like PHP (which is the reference language). For example, a PHP file is a mixture of HTML and PHP code, and this effort would let the PHP code call Java code in some manner. Apparently the "some manner" is still to be defined. It don't think it is directly applicable to Jscheme because it appears to be intended for scripting languages not already implemented in Java that want to work with Java. (however, I haven't actually read the JSR) Gary At 01:32 PM 6/12/2003 -0400, Geoffrey Knauth wrote: >Saw this in a JavaOne 2003 announcement: > >>JSR-223 provides scripting support so that developers can marry scripting >>languages and the Java platform. Scripting languages are often an entry >>-------------------------------------------------------------------------- > >Gary L. Kratkiewicz kra...@bb... >BBN Technologies kra...@al... >617-873-2476 www.kratkiewicz.com > |