[23:01]<midnightmonster> fwiw, I finally got the jdk installed semi-properly on my slicehost and seemed to successfully build rhino [23:11]<zumbrunn> ok, great! [23:12]<midnightmonster> I haven't had a chance to fully test it yet, but it built successfully with some warnings in 31 sec [23:12]<midnightmonster> fully==at all [23:13]<midnightmonster> I'm busy crushing a clients dreams at the moment (client: "...the site seems dead. Any advice?" me: "I don't think this one will ever fly"), so I'll have to try it out later. [23:15]<zumbrunn> I just built it again myself quickly to check whether I get warnings as well [23:15]<zumbrunn> and I do [23:15]<midnightmonster> mostly in the e4x code, it seems [23:16]<midnightmonster> or at least, with my scrollback setting as it is, that's almost all I can see [23:51]<saikko> is there anything wrong with E4X in Helma? [23:52]<zumbrunn> which version of helma do you have? [23:52]<saikko> 1.6.1 [23:52]<zumbrunn> 1.6.0 contained a rhino jar that had some e4x problems [23:53]<zumbrunn> but with 1.6.1 you should be fine [23:53]<saikko> oh, OK, that's good I have updated before testing some e4x-related code :) [23:53]<zumbrunn> well, actually, I think that is a Rhino 1.6r7 version [23:53]<zumbrunn> and Rhino head is 1.7 [23:54]<zumbrunn> so maybe in the current head version there is something fixed that you need [23:55]<saikko> everything seems to work fine for me (or maye a bug makes it work as I expected ;)) [23:56]<zumbrunn> ok, otherwise, the jhino package contains a current rhino 1.7 built from cvs head (as of a few days ago) [23:56]<zumbrunn> http://e4xd.googlecode.com/files/jhino-0.7.tar.gz [23:56]<saikko> I work on TAL (Zope's Template Attribute Language) i JS and I decided to test it on Helma [23:57]<zumbrunn> I don't know about TAL [23:57]<zumbrunn> it's the first time I hear about it, I believe [23:57]<saikko> http://code.google.com/p/jstal/wiki/WhatIsTAL [23:59]<saikko> I fell in love when I used PHPTAL implementation ( http://phptal.motion-twin.com/manual/en/#whyusingphptal )