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Invoke dynamic languages dynamically, Part 1: Introducing the Java scripting API
You don't need to compile dynamic languages into Java bytecode to use them with a Java application. Dozens of scripting languages can be called at run time from Java code in a simple, unified way using the scripting package added to Java Platform, Standard Edition 6 (Java SE) and backward compatible with Java SE 5. Part 1 of this two-part article introduces the Java scripting API's features. It uses a simple Hello World application to show how Java code can execute scripting code and how scripts can in turn execute Java code. Part 2 dives deeper into the power of the Java scripting API. 		Articles 04 Sep 2007  
 
Invoke dynamic languages dynamically, Part 2: Find, execute, and change scripts at run time
The Java scripting API added in Java SE 6 and backward compatibility with Java SE 5 allows dozens of scripting languages to be called at run time from a Java application in a simple, unified way. Part 1 of this two-part article introduces the API's basic features. Part 2 exposes more of its power, demonstrating how external scripts written in Groovy, JavaScript, and Ruby can be executed and altered at run time to change business logic without stopping and restarting the application. 		Articles 11 Sep 2007  
 
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