Hi folks,
I'm experiencing very drastic performance issues with Nashorn (JDK 8
b129) compared to Rhino. My script takes almost 13 minutes instead of 16
seconds! I hope you guys can tell me what's going on here.
I've recently tested citeproc-java
(https://github.com/michel-kraemer/citeproc-ja
script. Yes - that is the same with
rhino+jdk7+javax.script. But unfortunately I couldn't run that mode at
my end (yet).
* It is possible to access construct object and put properties in it by
ScriptObjectMirror/Bindings/JSObject interface on every script object
Thanks
-Sundar
On Thursday
seen from
jjs -xhelp
Looking forward to your minimal example.
Thanks
-Sundar
On Thursday 20 February 2014 01:52 PM, Michel Krämer wrote:
OK. I understand that the code base is too large to debug. I thought
you could just tell me some magic parameter to trace down callsite
misse
Hi!
I'm currently working on TypeScript support for Vert.x. I'm trying to
run the TypeScript compiler on Nashorn. It works well, but the process
uses a lot of memory. I'm wondering if there is a bug in Nashorn or if
I'm doing something wrong.
I uploaded a small example project demonstrating
be one. I just
think that the observed memory numbers on Linux are not that
extraordinary. Please keep observing and let us know if you find
anything new and noteworthy.
Hannes
Am 2015-10-05 um 21:46 schrieb Michel Krämer:
Hannes,
Thanks for the quick response. I see...
The reason why I'
ny chance these fixes might be backported to Java 8 or is it
too much work?
Cheers,
Michel
Am 05.10.2015 um 22:38 schrieb Michel Krämer:
(Ooops. I didn't press the reply-to-list button.)
Thanks for the link to the bug report. I will keep observing the issue
and let you know if I find somethi
Hi Matt,
I’m the maintainer of citeproc-java. As far as I can tell it’s an issue with
citeproc-java and not Nashorn. I just need to update the library but haven’t
found the time to do so yet. As a workaround you can add Rhino to your
classpath. This should solve the problem for the time being.
