• Index • Examples Apache Jakarta and Beyond: A Java Programmers Introduction By
Larne Pekowsky Publisher : Addison Wesley Professional Pub Date : December 30, 2004 ISBN : 0-321-23771-4 Pages : 608
16.1. Running BeanShellBeanShell started as a scripting language with a Java-like syntax, although it has recently been expanded to be completely Java-compatible. This new functionality will be discussed shortly.BeanShell may be used in two ways: as an application or as an API. Although the language itself is the same in either case, the principles are best demonstrated in application mode.Within application mode BeanShell may be run either within a console or in its own Swing-based window. The latter may be invoked by adding bsh.jar to the CLASSPATH, and running This will bring up the window shown in Figure 16.1. Figure 16.1. The BeanShell GUI.Chapter 3. This view is shown in Figure 16.2. Figure 16.2. The BeanShell class browser.[View full size image]  This will present a prompt much like a single workspace, except that the arrow keys will not work. The interpreter may also be given the name of a file containing BeanShell expressions and commands. It will evaluate these expressions in order and then exit. |
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