Tracemonkey ?

[Fabien Meghazi]

Hi all,

I'm currently searching for a server side javascript solution and I
wonder if wxJavascript will use tracemonkey when it will be released
or will it stick to spidermonkey ?

[Franky Braem]

Fabien Meghazi schreef:

When TraceMonkey will be released I certainly will look at it. In the
next release of wxJavaScript I'm concentrating the SpiderMonkey code in
one class, so that a new engine can be integrated more easily.

Franky.

[Fabien Meghazi]

> When TraceMonkey will be released I certainly will look at it. In the
> next release of wxJavaScript I'm concentrating the SpiderMonkey code in
> one class, so that a new engine can be integrated more easily.

This is interesting ! If I understand correctly, your class design
makes it easy to substitute any javascript engine ? Unfortunately I
don't know C++ so I can't check it out by myself.
So after the js engine wars, when we'll know who wins (tracemonkey, v8
,squirelfish) it could be used in wxJavascript ? ( if the js engine
makes it easy to be embedded of course)

I also wonder if you received feedback of people using wxJavascript
for web application development in a production environment. (For real
business applications ?)

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Fabien Meghazi

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[Franky Braem]

Fabien Meghazi schreef:

>> When TraceMonkey will be released I certainly will look at it. In the
>> next release of wxJavaScript I'm concentrating the SpiderMonkey code in
>> one class, so that a new engine can be integrated more easily.
>>
>
> This is interesting ! If I understand correctly, your class design
> makes it easy to substitute any javascript engine ? Unfortunately I
> don't know C++ so I can't check it out by myself.
> So after the js engine wars, when we'll know who wins (tracemonkey, v8
> ,squirelfish) it could be used in wxJavascript ? ( if the js engine
> makes it easy to be embedded of course)
>
>

It still would ask some work to switch engines, but I try to concentrate
as much code of SpiderMonkey into one class.

> I also wonder if you received feedback of people using wxJavascript
> for web application development in a production environment. (For real
> business applications ?)
>
>

Only Remote Writer is an application that uses wxJavaScript on server
side. I wouldn't use it yet for critical production websites. I work
hard to make a 1.0 release ...

Franky.

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I use wxjs in small scale production, not sure what scale you're
planning. Franky fixes bugs quite quickly.

I used the ODBC module mainly and on client side I use YUI to generate
reports. I use wxFILE module too for simple data storage on server.

The only thing I wish wxjs has, is a debugging mechanism.

Terence