>> 4. I understand that Rhino ships with JDK 6 as the default JavaScript
>> execution engine for javax.Script . Is it possible to use the Rhino
>> that ships with JDK instead of js.jar that ships with Batik.
> Perhaps! I’ve never tried. You would need to write your own
> org.apache.batik.script.Interpreter{,Factory} implementations and
> register them using the Service Provider Interface. I guess they would
> look pretty much the same as the ones in org.apache.batik.script.rhino
> but using the JDK class names (which I can’t remember off the top of my
> head – something like javax.script.rhino).
Yes, it certainly is possible - I have done it. I wanted to reduce the JAR
size for use of Batik in an applet and was successful at this by eliminating
the need for a separate Rhino JAR.
-JCT
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