I have a set of core, complicated JavaScript data structures/classes that I'd like to be able to use both in the browser as JavaScript and run on the desktop with .NET 3.5. Is it possible to compile web-friendly JavaScript into assemblies that my C# code can access? Managed JScript - Is there a compiler for this available that will pr...
The lastest release (0.9 Stable) of the Dynamic Language Runtime contains IronPython and IronRuby, but it doesn't contain Managed JScript. Does anyone know where I can download the latest release of Managed JScript for use with ASP.NET and/or WPF? In case you aren't aware, JScript.NET and Managed JScript are too different things. What ...
Since MS appears to have killed Managed JavaScript in the latest DLR for both server-side (ASP.NET Futures) and client-side (Silverlight), has anyone successfully used non-obsolete APIs to allow scripting of their application objects with JScript.NET and/or can explain how to do so? A Mono/JScript solution might also be acceptable, if i...
ECMAScript.NET is an open-source implementation of ECMAScript based on Rhino (JavaScript for Java) written entirely in C#. It's used in Pure.Krome's YUICompressor.NET Port. ...