server-side javascript compilation using spidermonkey

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  • wyl_lyf@yahoo.com
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    server-side javascript compilation using spidermonkey

    Hello!

    I know that spidermonkey can compile and detect if the javascript has
    any syntax errors. But I'm not sure if it can handle javascript to be
    ran on the server-side? example: ..response.writ e("<html>"... )
    any ideas? thanks!

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    • Martin Honnen
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      Re: server-side javascript compilation using spidermonkey



      wyl_lyf@yahoo.c om wrote:
      [color=blue]
      > I know that spidermonkey can compile and detect if the javascript has
      > any syntax errors. But I'm not sure if it can handle javascript to be
      > ran on the server-side? example: ..response.writ e("<html>"... )[/color]

      Netscape for some years had a server-side JavaScript product that used
      Spidermonkey as far as I know, of course Spidermonkey only provides core
      JavaScript and then whoever used it or wants to use it on the server
      needed to added host objects/methods like response/response.write.
      And at least with Netscape's server-side JavaScript you couldn't simply
      write and then serve a page with HTML and embedded script as you can do
      with ASP, you had to compile the whole page.

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      Martin Honnen
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