Subj : Re: limitation of Rhino evaluator
To   : netscape.public.mozilla.jseng
From : Krokovay =?ISO-8859-2?Q?K=E1roly?=
Date : Fri Nov 05 2004 09:51 am


Igor,
I tried it and the evaluatin was successfull, but when I called a
function I got a null exception.
My source:

Object fRunStrat = scope.get(function_name, scope);
if ((fRunStrat instanceof Function && fRunStrat !=null )) {
  Function fRS = (Function)fRunStrat;
  Object resultRS = fRS.call(cx, scope, scope, null);
}

Regards Károly

11/4/2004 -n, "Igor Bukanov" <igor@fastmail.fm> wrote:

>Krokovay Károly wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I generated a very long java script string and I wanted to evaluate but I
> > got the following exception. I think the Rhino engine generated a java
> > class
> > from my parsed javascript and put it everything in one method and if was
> > to
> > large (more than 65535 bytes).
> > Is it a strict limit of the Rhino or can it be avoid?
>
>You can avoid that by using pure interpreter mode, just call 
>cx.setOptimizationLevel(-1) before you compile/evaluate scripts.
>
>Regards, Igor
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