In terms of what we use under the hood, I think we'd obviously like to hide that re
what people see in the action configs. So internally, we could support scripting
languages X, Y and Z via JSR-223 if they are JSR-223 compliant. For non compliant
scripting engines, we'd need to support those by hand.
In terms of usage, we could infer the engine from the script extension (.groovy, .php
etc), only using the "scriptEngine" property as an override.
Could also make action scripts more of a first class construct ala:
| <action script="MyGroovyScript.groovy" name="My Blah" />
|
(note the action defines a "script" instead of a "class").
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