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Contents
Title and Copyright Information
Preface
Audience
Documentation Accessibility
Related Documents
Conventions
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Introduction to the Nashorn Engine
Invoking Nashorn from Java Code
Invoking Nashorn from the Command Line
Nashorn Parser API
2
The Nashorn Java API
Accessing Java Classes
Creating Java Objects
Accessing Class and Instance Members
Using JavaBeans
Working with Java Arrays
Working with Java Strings
Working with Java Numbers
Working with Java Lists and Maps
Extending Java Classes
Restricting Script Access to Specified Java Classes
Using Class Filters
Restricting Access to Java Reflection APIs
Example of Using the ClassFilter Interface
3
Nashorn and JavaFX
Interpreting JavaFX Script Application with Nashorn
Using Nashorn to Simplify JavaFX Script Applications
Example of a JavaFX Application (HelloWorld.java)
Example of a JavaFX Script Application (HelloWorld.js)
Example of a Simpler Version of JavaFX Script Application (HelloWorldSimple.js)
Nashorn Script Objects
Example of a JavaFX Script Application with Loaded Scripts
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Nashorn and Shell Scripting
Shebang
String Interpolation
Here Document
Global Objects
Additional Nashorn Built-in Functions
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JavaFX Script Application Examples
Example JavaFX 3-D
Example JavaFX Animation
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