Location of Scripts and Classes

In the examples shown we have always used constant strings as the source code for our Jactl scripts and classes but this is unlikely to be the case in a proper application. In general, the scripts and classes will be read from files or from the database since the whole idea of embedding Jactl in an application is to allow users of the application a way to customise the application behaviour via these scripts.

See Example Application which gives an example application that reads Jactl scripts on demand from the file system in order to respond to incoming web service requests.