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Free EcmaScript Interpreter.
A JavaScript interpreter written in Java. |
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A book with a full set of examples using FESI. |
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Caucho Technology | They advertise an EcmaScript compiler. I have not tested it. |
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Python is an excellent scripting language, and it has a freely available interpreter written in Java. |
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Rhino is THE java script interpreter, written by Netscape. |
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XSL:P is a free, open-source XSL processor written in Java. |
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A Java Server Page implementation supporting EcmaScript and Python. (This site does not seem to be accessible during week-ends). |
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A lightweight remote protocol that uses HTTP and XML for message transfer and encoding. Serving and calling remote objects from FESI is almost as easy as with local objects. There are also other implementations of XML-RPC in Python, Frontier and Perl. |
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The ECMA organization publishes the EcmaScript standard.The pdf document is also available on from the Netscape site. See as well the Component Specification (not supported by FESI). |
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I used the JavaCC Compiler Compiler of Suntest to implement the parser (the grammar source is included in the kit). Apprently now Metamata is owning and distributing the CC. |
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The Javascript META FAQ |
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The Javascript full FAQ |
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Look at www.savarese.org for those libraries, or at http://jakarta.apache.org/oro/index.html for new versions. |
mpTOOLS | mpEdit of mpTools provides you with a multi-platform editor including color highlighting of EcmaScript source text. You must download mpEdit yourself, it is not part of FESI. |
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This site has some interesting resources, especially on XML, for which EcmaScript is especially suited. See also JavaScript/Ecmascript specific entries. |
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This site has many Java related shareware. FESI is listed with other interesting applications here. |
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Contains much interesting code, especially the XML parser xml4j use by some examples. |
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FESI was developed using and Kawa and the Sun JDK. |