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Posted to bsf-dev@jakarta.apache.org by "Rony G. Flatscher" <Ro...@wu-wien.ac.at> on 2006/03/26 14:40:36 UTC

Another (last one) BSF-related proposal ... (Re: apache-con-europe 2006-06

Hmm,

FYI, while being there I submitted another suggestion for people 
interested of what one could do if wishing to implement a BSF engine for 
a non-Java-based scripting language.

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Session
Topics: ASF, Java, New Technologies
Topic Orientation: Technical
Level: Experienced
 
Jump-starting Implementing Non-Java Based BSF Scripting Engines 
*/Implementing BSF Engines/*

Creating BSF engines is a very straight-forward endeavor for scripting 
languages implemented in Java.

Implementing the base BSF engine for non-Java-based ones is rather 
simple as well, thanks to the architecture and default BSF engine 
implementation.

Yet, allowing non-Java scripts to take full advantage of Java is rather 
difficult. Hence interfacing with Java objects, Java arrays, defining 
event handlers, working with the BSF registry needs to be tackled.

This session introduces (a BSF4Rexx spin-of) technology which solves the 
problem and can be reused via solely string-based interfaces.
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Regards,

---rony


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