RE: [Beanshell-dev] Interview about JSR on artima.com...

What about anon. comments on the wiki:

Won't the JSR 199 (http://jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=199) obviate
BeanShell JSR or perhaps make some of it redundent?

If there is a JSR 199, then much of a Java compatible syntax interpreter
or script language would already be available. Of course, Beanshell and
PNuts and other languages add scripting extras, but should these extras
just be in a script syntax extension JSR? Not sure how exactly the JSRs
interrelate, if they do at all.

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I answered some questions for this article about the JSR:

   http://www.artima.com/lejava/articles/beanshell.html

It's all pretty general stuff.  If I sound a bit funny it's because  
they edited the text pretty heavily ;)


Pat



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