Remove BSF support #6596
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Windows failure seems unrelated. |
This removes all references to the Apache Bean Scripting Framework except for the configurable BSF mode in our ScriptingContainer. Relates to jruby#4835
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BSF 3.x is still out there, but is now just a shim over javax.script. I think anyone currently using BSF with JRuby could migrate to 3.x without us shipping specific BSF support. |
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I confirm this bug |
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This removes all references to the Apache Bean Scripting Framework
except for the configurable BSF mode in our ScriptingContainer.
Relates to #4835
This has not been decided for 9.3 yet, but BSF has not had a release since 2006 and has largely been replaced by the JSR-223 APIs throughout the Java world. There may be some old legacy libraries or apps still using BSF but they are unlikely to work with newer JRuby anyway.