I wasn't literally suggesting using JSPs, but rather the concept behind the technology -- dynamically loading a script with embedded Java, generating a complete Java source, compiling it and then loading the bytecodes. You can probably take the JSP engine from Tomcat and hack it into a more generalized launcher.
-Nathan On 10/7/06, Nikolay Chugunov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Nathan Beyer wrote: >Stefano is correct, this doesn't require anything special in the VM. >In fact, the basics of this already exist -- JavaServer Pages. >Is compiling code a big problem? Nathan, JSP can't be used: because web server should be run, JSP has different syntax and semantics, JSP has different versions, need to use java compiler. I want to develop this tool for sake of simplicity: the fewer steps to execute source code, the more simplicity. Besides, dynamic compilation will help beginners to faster learn Java: they may not learn javac tool. Nikolay Chugunov Intel Middleware Products Division
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