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Hmm, the main concern is handling dependencies among Java and JavaScript classes. Still, this might be enough to work for now -- thanks. – Steven Huwig Oct 24 '08 at 1:21.
Here is a sample build. Xml I use for my rhino applications. If you have lots of javascript files you just need to keep adding more tags ~:ant compile jar run ~.
I'm using RequireJS in my project, which includes a script that traces out dependencies between modules, and combines them into a single JavaScript file. Optionally, it can also minify the combined js file with the Google Closure compiler. Once it's in this form, where all dependencies are included in a single js file, the file can be easily compiled using jsc.
Here's a segment of my ant script which I use to create the single combined js file, compile it to a class file, and then create an executable JAR: The complete build script can be found here.
I'm making a falling sand game in Java. I want users to be able to write their own engine for it using a simpler language. Falling sand games can be very CPU intensive so I want to have the engine running as fast as possible while not having to manually compile.
I need to know how to compile rhino javascript files to . Class files by at runtime to be used. I've looked for a way but couldn't find any other than manually compiling it by using the command line which I don't want users to have to do.
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