The javax.script (JSR 223) API is for calling back into JavaScript from Java. The lack of debugging support in Nashorn is a step backward from Rhino, which has its own JavaScript debugger.

JavaScript is a programming language that can run inside nearly all modern web browsers. In the early days of the web, the language was used to create simple scripts that did handy things ...

You can edit and even share scripts with others. If you want more than recorded actions, you’ll need to learn the language, which is a superset of Java Script. In this article, we’ll launch ...

Many Web pages use complex JavaScript scripts to interact with you, save your preferences or gather information about visitors to the site. If your Mozilla Firefox Web browser is set to block ...

There are two ways the browser makes use of modules: either in the JavaScript scripts it includes, or directly in the special "module" script tag, shown in Listing 2. In Listing 2, the first two ...

Although these web apps emphasize speed and simplicity, you can add to their features with two types of tools: scripts and macros. Written in JavaScript, scripts are simple add-ons that give an ...

Firefox only (Windows/Mac/Linux): Firefox extension JavaScript Options gives you finer-tuned controls on what web site scripts are allowed to do to your browser. Once you've installed the ...

The javax.script (JSR 223) API is for calling back into JavaScript from Java. The lack of debugging support in Nashorn is a step backward from Rhino, which has its own JavaScript debugger.