Introduction

The main purpose of mosc being to be embbed in host application, this wrapper allow a java application to embbed mosc VM and execute mosc code. A brigde is created between JVM and mosc VM through JNA library upon jmosc

Setup

To quick test this library, you will need the shared library from jmosc project then put it under the execution folder.

Usage

Firstly you need to init Mosc with the dynamic library name, then you instantiate a new MSCRuntime from static methode newRuntime.

public static void main(String[] args) {
        Mosc.init("javamosc");
        System.out.println("Version::" + Mosc.INTERFACE.MSCGetVersionNumber());
        int count = 1;
        while (count > 0) {
            String source = loadResource("test1.msc");
            count--;
            MSCRuntime runtime = Mosc.newRuntime();
            runtime.registerPackage(JMSCHello.registry());
            int finalCount = count;
            runtime.run("<script>", source, new HashMap<String, String>() {{
                put("imei", "1092020022");
                put("msisdn", "76299780");
                put("count", "\"c" + finalCount + "\"");
            }});

            runtime.shutdown();
            System.out.println("Content::" + runtime.javaWrapper.channel.data);
        }
    }

Mosc Interface

Mosc class is responsible of native library loading and management, it holds a single instance of IMosc (native interface).