Thank you for the correction, it was just mistyping )
But, I think there will be not much difference between Nashorn and Graal from JS code point of view. Nashorn is pretty limited, so I do not see anything, that was written for Nashorn, that will not work with Graal.
But we all remember how it was with moving from rhyno to Nashorn....
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Andrey Ilinskiy
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Original Message:
Sent: 01-25-2025 13:21
From: Jason VenHuizen
Subject: The difference between JavaScript and JavaScript in the Script Language of Maximo Automation Script Application
Everything Andrey has stated is correct, but be aware that using "Nashorn" or "nashorn" as the language may be problematic in the future as Nashorn has been deprecated and removed from Java in 15 and is being removed from the next release of Manage which will upgrade its Java version. I have heard it is being replaced with Graal (https://www.graalvm.org/latest/reference-manual/js/) but I don't think anything has been officially announced.
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Jason VenHuizen
Sharptree
Original Message:
Sent: 01-23-2025 04:40
From: Ethan Williams
Subject: The difference between JavaScript and JavaScript in the Script Language of Maximo Automation Script Application

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