Roman Kennke wrote:
No? Isn't javax.script an API for scripting, and actually has a
JavaScript interpreter underneath?
Sun JDK6 has a version of the interpreter part of Rhino (the
JavaScript->java bytecode compiler part is not included). The
interpreter is not a standard part of the JRE. (Al
Roman Kennke wrote:
Hi,
2) Does the JDK support PAC files ? (Again, they know that applets and
webstart does, through the browser settings).
No this requires a javascript interpreter which we don't have in
standalone JDK.
No? Isn't javax.script an API for scripting, and
> Hi,
> > 2) Does the JDK support PAC files ? (Again, they know that applets and
> > webstart does, through the browser settings).
>
> No this requires a javascript interpreter which we don't have in
> standalone JDK.
No? Isn't javax.script an API for scripting, and actually has a
JavaScript in
ent: Sat 04/04/2009 18:22
To: Misha Bykov
Cc: SIG-SJ; net-dev@openjdk.java.net
Subject: Re: Questions from Apple
Misha Bykov wrote:
>
> Apple engineers have some questions about proxy settings in JDK (not
> deploy or applets).
>
> 1) Does the JDK support Automatic proxy configurat
Misha Bykov wrote:
Apple engineers have some questions about proxy settings in JDK (not
deploy or applets).
1) Does the JDK support Automatic proxy configuration (WPAD) ? They know
that applets and Webstart do, but they are interested in standalone
java applications.
No.
2) Does the JD
