Demonstration repository showing polyglot embedding with GraalVM using Maven and Gradle. It contains a simple Main and Test class to bootstrap a polyglot embedding project.
For demonstration showing polyglot native embedding with GraalVM using Maven, see
the Native embedding Maven project located in the native-embedding subdirectory.
For more details on polyglot embedding please see the docs: https://www.graalvm.org/latest/reference-manual/embed-languages/
Download GraalVM and point the JAVA_HOME environment variable to it.
Download Maven or import as Maven project into your IDE.
mvn package build using javac. Starting from GraalVM Polyglot API version 24.1.0, you can use mvn -Pisolated package to build with the native isolate version of a guest language. By default, only the native isolate library for the current platform is installed. To install native isolate libraries for all supported platforms, use mvn -Pisolated -Disolated.all.platforms package.mvn test to run the testsmvn exec:exec to run the application. Starting from GraalVM Polyglot API version 24.1.0, you can use mvn -Pisolated exec:exec to embed the native isolate version of a guest language.mvn -Pnative package to build a native-imagemvn -Passembly package to build an uber JAR containing all dependencies using the Maven Assembly Plugin. The resulting JAR can be executed using java -jar embedding-1.0-SNAPSHOT-jar-with-dependencies.jar. We do recommend not using shading whenever possible.mvn -Pshade package to build an uber JAR containing all dependencies using the Maven Shade Plugin. The resulting JAR can be executed using java -jar embedding-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar. We do recommend not using shading whenever possible.Please see the pom.xml file for further details on the configuration.
Download Gradle or import as Maven project into your IDE.
gradle build build using javacgradle run to run the Main applicationgradle test to run the testsgradle nativeCompile to build a native-imagegradle nativeRun to run the native imagePlease see the build.gradle.kts file for further details on the configuration.
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Demonstration repository showing polyglot embedding with GraalVM using Maven and Gradle. It contains a simple Main and Test class to bootstrap a polyglot embedding project.
For demonstration showing polyglot native embedding with GraalVM using Maven, see
the Native embedding Maven project located in the native-embedding subdirectory.
For more details on polyglot embedding please see the docs: https://www.graalvm.org/latest/reference-manual/embed-languages/
Download GraalVM and point the JAVA_HOME environment variable to it.
Download Maven or import as Maven project into your IDE.
mvn package build using javac. Starting from GraalVM Polyglot API version 24.1.0, you can use mvn -Pisolated package to build with the native isolate version of a guest language. By default, only the native isolate library for the current platform is installed. To install native isolate libraries for all supported platforms, use mvn -Pisolated -Disolated.all.platforms package.mvn test to run the testsmvn exec:exec to run the application. Starting from GraalVM Polyglot API version 24.1.0, you can use mvn -Pisolated exec:exec to embed the native isolate version of a guest language.mvn -Pnative package to build a native-imagemvn -Passembly package to build an uber JAR containing all dependencies using the Maven Assembly Plugin. The resulting JAR can be executed using java -jar embedding-1.0-SNAPSHOT-jar-with-dependencies.jar. We do recommend not using shading whenever possible.mvn -Pshade package to build an uber JAR containing all dependencies using the Maven Shade Plugin. The resulting JAR can be executed using java -jar embedding-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar. We do recommend not using shading whenever possible.Please see the pom.xml file for further details on the configuration.
Download Gradle or import as Maven project into your IDE.
gradle build build using javacgradle run to run the Main applicationgradle test to run the testsgradle nativeCompile to build a native-imagegradle nativeRun to run the native imagePlease see the build.gradle.kts file for further details on the configuration.
Java
68.0%
JavaScript
9.3%
C
9.2%
Batchfile
6.2%
CMake
3.1%
WebAssembly
2.1%
Shell
2.0%