Yep, and as Nathan said, there are many examples of scripting languages
based on Java that work on this principle.
Is this something we want to adopt as a practice in Harmony for apps or
development process? No, I think not.
Regards,
Tim
Stefano Mazzocchi wrote:
Nathan Beyer wrote:
I wasn't
.
What do you think about separate tool in Apache?
Nikolay Chugunov
Intel Middleware Products Division
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From: Nikolay Chugunov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [general] Dynamic class loading
To: harmony-dev@incubator.apache.org
From the beginning of learning
: [general] Dynamic class loading
To: harmony-dev@incubator.apache.org
From the beginning of learning Java and till now I hate to compile java
source code before run it. I propose to develop easy solution for this
problem: compile java sources on fly.
Command to do it can look like:
java –cp
Nathan Beyer wrote:
Stefano is correct, this doesn't require anything special in the VM.
In fact, the basics of this already exist -- JavaServer Pages.
Is compiling code a big problem?
Nathan,
JSP can't be used: because web server should be run, JSP has different
syntax and semantics, JSP
beanshell? :)
Nikolay Chugunov wrote:
Nathan Beyer wrote:
Stefano is correct, this doesn't require anything special in the VM.
In fact, the basics of this already exist -- JavaServer Pages.
Is compiling code a big problem?
Nathan,
JSP can't be used: because web server should be run, JSP
I wasn't literally suggesting using JSPs, but rather the concept
behind the technology -- dynamically loading a script with embedded
Java, generating a complete Java source, compiling it and then loading
the bytecodes. You can probably take the JSP engine from Tomcat and
hack it into a more
Nathan Beyer wrote:
I wasn't literally suggesting using JSPs, but rather the concept
behind the technology -- dynamically loading a script with embedded
Java, generating a complete Java source, compiling it and then loading
the bytecodes. You can probably take the JSP engine from Tomcat and
From the beginning of learning Java and till now I hate to compile java
source code before run it. I propose to develop easy solution for this
problem: compile java sources on fly.
Command to do it can look like:
java –cp …:mytool.jar
From the beginning of learning Java and till now I hate to compile java
source code before run it. I propose to develop easy solution for this
problem: compile java sources on fly.
Command to do it can look like:
java –cp …:mytool.jar
Nikolay Chugunov wrote:
From the beginning of learning Java and till now I hate to compile java
source code before run it. I propose to develop easy solution for this
problem: compile java sources on fly.
Command to do it can look like:
java –cp …:mytool.jar
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Sent: Saturday, October 07, 2006 3:04 AM
To: harmony-dev@incubator.apache.org
Subject: Re: [general] Dynamic class loading
Stefano is correct, this doesn't require anything special in the VM.
In fact, the basics of this already exist -- JavaServer Pages.
Is compiling code a big
Fedotov, Alexei A wrote:
Hello, Nathan,
Had Nikolay said anything about JVM modification? As far as I understand
him the class library should be just enhanced with this smart class
loader.
Now imagine how our reproducers would look in JIRA:
java -cp http://svn.apache.org/...
Stefano Mazzocchi wrote:
Fedotov, Alexei A wrote:
Hello, Nathan,
Had Nikolay said anything about JVM modification? As far as I understand
him the class library should be just enhanced with this smart class
loader.
Now imagine how our reproducers would look in JIRA:
java -cp
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