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Java support for Entity
Doug McBride <doug-entity@sneakyfrog.com>
2001.04.30

======================================================================
I'm in the process of adding Java support to Entity.  It's a mess right
now, but I'm checking in what I have in case anyone wants to play with it
(or fix parts of it :)
======================================================================

+ What works

  + Embedding java code in <?java ?> tags
    - <object> <?java System.out.println("Hi mom."); ?> </object>
    - we use the beanshell interpreter (http://www.beanshell.org)
    - any valid beanshell expression should work (java plus some shortcuts)

  + Calling java functions from entity with no arguments
    - example:

      <object> 
        <window>
          <button label="Click me!" onclick="java:clicked"/>
          <?java
            System.out.println("Java interpreter is working.");
          
            clicked(String enode)
            {
                System.out.println("click.");
            }
          ?> 
       </window>
      </object>

    - java functions must take one parameter, a
      java.lang.String object.  Nothing useful is passed
      as an argument right now.  the clicked() function
      above doesn't require q return type since we're using
      beanshell.

+ What doesn't work

  + Enode access from Java
    - This is the next thing to work on.

    + non-Linux platforms?
      - I didn't do anything that shouldn't work on
        other platforms, but my guess is that there will
        be some issues.

  + Magic Makefile creation
    - Right now the Makefile is a hard-coded hack based on
      src/renderers/javascript/Makefile.
    - It's icky.

+ How to build
  - Download http://www.beanshell.org/bsh-1.01.jar 
    or get the source and build your own.

  - Your CLASSPATH must contatin bsh-1.01.jar (from a
    built beanshell release)

  - Your CLASSPATH must also contatin src/renderers/java because
    that's where the built Entity Java classes are being put for now.

  - Environment variable JAVA_HOME must be set to the root of
    your JDK.  I'm using Sun's 1.3.1 version but any decent Java
    1.2 JDK should work.

  - after building the rest of entity, cd into src/renderers/java
    and do "make"

  - copy (or link) the resulting librendjava.la and
    .libs/librendjava.so into usr/local/lib/entity/clib/

  - try to run "entity src/t/java.e" as a test.