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Hi,
I try to embed Groovy in my application to dynamicly invoke Java
objects, but sometime I feel it is not so cozy in adapting a new
grammar, are there any expression language I can use as a bridge of my
program and Java I can freely type and run?

moop™ wrote:
> Hi,
> I try to embed Groovy in my application to dynamicly invoke Java
> objects, but sometime I feel it is not so cozy in adapting a new
> grammar, are there any expression language I can use as a bridge of my
> program and Java I can freely type and run?
>

Try beanshell

I tried but it seems that lacking of embedded information about
BeanShell, right?

moop,

I'd suggest rewriting that in English. If you struggle with the
language, be verbose (say a lot). We're more likely to glean (obtain)
meaning that way.

Beanshell can be embedded, that is, used in your Java program.
However, I don't think it can see the local variables that are declared
in your Java program, but that's not a real limitation.

We'll give a more specific answer to a more understandable question.
Hopefully.