core classes
Package	Description
org.scripthelper.context	Contains the classes whihc manage the context for scripts.
org.scripthelper.debug	The debug package.
org.scripthelper.debug.expr	Contains the blocks for the breakpoints expressions.
org.scripthelper.debug.expr.parser	Contains the JavaCC parser for the breakpoint expressions.
org.scripthelper.debug.model	Contain the source model.
org.scripthelper.debug.nodes	This package contains utility classes for representing variables in the debugger.
org.scripthelper.debug.parser	The debug parser package, containing abstract class to parse script files.
org.scripthelper.exceptions	Contains the classes which wrap script exceptions.
org.scripthelper.model	Contains the classes which model the scripts and their methods.

Swing classes
Package	Description
org.scripthelper.swing	Contains the Swing helper classes for the framework.
org.scripthelper.swing.debug	Contains the Swing helper classes for the debugging framework.
org.scripthelper.swing.debug.treetable	Contains the treetable classes used by the Swing debugging window.
org.scripthelper.swing.script	Contains additional Swing script helper classes.

Groovy classes
Package	Description
org.scripthelper.groovy	Contains the classes which implements the Groovy scripts.
org.scripthelper.groovy.debug	Contains the Groovy debug instrumenting class.
org.scripthelper.groovy.debug.parser	Contains the classes which implements the Groovy debug parsing.

Ruby classes
Package	Description
org.scripthelper.ruby	Contains the classes which implements the Ruby scripts.

Javascript classes
Package	Description
org.scripthelper.js	Contains the classes which implements the Javascript scripts.
org.scripthelper.js.framework	Contains classes which control the usage of Javasxript scripts in Graphic environments.

Python classes
Package	Description
org.scripthelper.python	Contains the classes which implements the Python scripts.

scriptHelper is a Java library allowing a simple integration between Java code and various script languages. The use case for this API is when you want to add additional functions though user scripts to an existing Java library: You can use the script like you would do regular Java code.

Example

Suppose the following Script interface:

      public interface Script {
        public int computeResult(int value);
      }

We can define a script wrapper around this interface:

      ScriptWrapper<Script> wrapper = new GroovyScriptWrapper<Script>() {
      };
      Script Script = wrapper.getScriptProxy();

And now define a Groovy script:

      public int computeResult(int value) {
        return value * 10;
      }

Now we can execute this script:

      File file = new File(<our script file>);
      wrapper.installScript(file);

      int result = script.computeResult(10);

ScriptHelper

Example