Not a problem at all, happy to help!!
Also feel free to further explore HiveMind and share with other devs, it is
a very innovative platform for using Java scripting engines to build webs.
On Dec 8, 2016 9:18 AM, "yikes aroni" wrote:
thanks Edmond --- VERY MUCH FOR YOUR TIME!!!
So i see wh
I doubt there is a problem, you're probably making a minor error. I am the
developer of HiveMind, it is a web app platform that relies entirely on
scripting engines. It doesn't cache bindings but rather caches the engine
and creates a new binding to handle every request.
You can access a demo inst
Hmm it works if i instantiate the SimpleBinding obj and then putAll the
bindings from the original bindings obj.
Bindings bSimple = new SimpleBindings();
bSimple.putAll(bEngine);
Otherwise they either remain the same object or are bound in some way s.t.
changes to bEngine are in bSimple. This
Thanks for your response Edmond -- the problem is that a simplebindings
object still gets all the changes to the original bindings see below:
// put variable globalA into the ScriptContext.ENGINE_SCOPE bindings
se.eval("globalA = 'testA';");
// Snapshot the bindings from the engine.
Bindings b
Why don't you create instances of SimpleBinding and use those as needed?
Use ScriptEngine.setBindings to reset the binding...
On Dec 5, 2016 1:36 PM, "yikes aroni" wrote:
> I want to cache ScriptEngine bindings for reuse. The basic algo would be
>
> 1) Build up my ScriptEngine (SE) with stuff i
I want to cache ScriptEngine bindings for reuse. The basic algo would be
1) Build up my ScriptEngine (SE) with stuff i need.
2) Snapshot the bindings -- i.e., cache them
Use engine.getBindings(ScriptContext.ENGINE_SCOPE)
3) Use the SE for stuff that might modify its state.
4) When done, replace th
