From the jar file commit message:
"Updated bsh to version 2.0b4, with additions needed by OFBiz for
caching parsed scripts as an object; Jira issue #OFBIZ-528; thanks to
Cameron Smith for the initial efforts and testing on this; see that
issue for more details"
Adrian Crum
Sandglass Software
www.sandglass-software.com
On 10/18/2013 12:18 PM, Skip wrote:
I know you guys have moved on to groovy, but I still have several hundred
bsh scripts that I do not have the time to deal with.
BSH works fine for me, but I am getting a logging message:
experiment: creating class manager
I updated the bsh jar file to 2.1b, but got compile errors in BshUtil.java.
So, I downloaded the 2.0b-4 source, removed the offending System.out message
and rebuilt it.
However, I am still getting the same compile errors in BshUtil.java, namely
BshClassManager.createClassManager() does not exist (there is a
createClassManager(Interpreter)
Interpreter.ParsedScript does not exist. There is nothing in the bsh code
that looks like anything similiar.
I am guessing that someone rename the jar file to bsh-2.0b-4.jar and it is
really not based on bsh-2.0b-4 code base.
Can anyone shed some light on this so I can get rid of the several hundreds
of lines of stupid log entries?
Skip
