This example shows how to integrate with Java. Nashorn has a very extensive Java integration, but it will still be Java-objects. If you want to use the objects as native javascript-objects, then this example shows how it's done.
You can access the following path's to test in your browser:
- GET
/- returns all system info as json. - GET
/os- returns the os part of system info as json. - GET
/memory- returns the memory part of system info as json. - GET
/memory/heap- returns the memory/heap part of system info as json. - GET
/memory/nonHeap- returns the memory/nonHeap part of system info as json.
To build, run tests and create the zip/tar distribution (build/distributions):
../gradlew build
If you want to run the server in development-mode (no need for server restarts on changes), then execute the following:
../gradlew run
If you change some Java-code, then the server needs a full restart.