Thank you for your reply, Sundar.
Unfortunately, your suggestions are insufficient.
In the BSON translator, I do not have access to the script engine at
all. It might not even be created: after all, the BSON translator can be
invoked by Nashorn directly, not in JSR-223 mode.
Likewise, you ha
Hi Tal Liron,
Sorry about missing reply for this email. I somehow remember replying
similar nashorn internal usage email.
It is difficult maintain all of jdk.nashorn.internal.* between versions.
Also, with security manager around, jdk.nashorn.internal.* are not
accessible without explicit 'pac
Hey guys, nobody ever responded to my message...
Do you really think that my usage of these internal Nashorn APIs is so
unwarranted?
I tried to prove that some useful libraries need to use Nashorn APIs
that some of you insist should not be made public.
On 07/06/2015 09:10 PM, Tal Liron wrot
Hi Atilla (and Sundar and everyone else, really),
You asked which Nashorn APIs I'm using that are not documented. I will
reply in full detail.
For the BSON/JSON codecs, the most important thing is to access the
NativeBoolean, NativeNumber, NativeArray, ConsString, Undefined, etc.,
classes. T
The internal API is indeed documented in source, that’s just a good practice
for future code comprehension and maintenance. But those APIs are not intended
to be relied upon externally, as we don’t want to burden ourselves with
backwards compatibility requirements over them. Lots of methods are
Sundar,
The JDK9 page is not loading for me.
I am talking about JavaDocs: documentation for the Java API. Lots of the
internal API is documented in source, but it's not generated and hosted
publicly anywhere right now. I don't mean private classes: there is a
wide range of public classes that
Hi,
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/jdk/api/nashorn/
Actually, those are the only committed "official" APIs. For jdk9,
jdk.nashorn.api.tree.* is added.
http://download.java.net/jdk9/docs/jdk/api/nashorn/
Anything else is considered 'internal' implementation detail - and so
subject to
Hi Nashorn,
The only available JavaDocs I found are those for approved public
consumption:
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/jdk/api/nashorn/
But, as you know, quite a few projects need to dig deeper into Nashorn
plumbing. Would you consider publishing latest-official-release versions
o