I guess the dependency on Rhino piqued my attention there, but I suppose that's just a demo.
I thought I saw some Groovy support in the code base somewhere... was I imagining that? I might get round to do doing a Groovy scripting demo (if I can squeeze more hours in the day). Cheers, Chris 2009/4/17 Greg Brown <[email protected]> > With regards to this are you talking about Pivot apps interacting with >> their >> containing web-page, or actually providing scripting within Pivot? >> > > The latter. > > In the latter case I don't see the point in JavaScript support within >> Pivot. This is Java-land after all and while this is a RIA which can run >> in >> a browser, one of the appealing things to a lot of developers will be that >> they can create a functional, server-backed RIA in Java end to end... so >> why >> not just use Groovy and dump JavaScript support within Pivot? >> > > We're not doing anything to support JavaScript specifically. Pivot's > scripting support simply sits on top of the JVM's scripting support, so any > JVM-compatible scripting language will (should?) work. > > BTW, I actually like JavaScript as a scripting language and, as a > developer, might use it in a Pivot application for simple use cases. > >
