Where to write beanshell code? I mean in which IDE we can write the beanshell code?

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where to write BeanShell code? I mean in which IDE we can write the beanshell code?

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I have tried the Eclipse but not getting how and where i can write the beanshell code?

Posted 4-Jun-18 0:44am

Adityakumar2318

Updated 4-Jun-18 1:25am

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Jochen Arndt · Accepted Answer · 2018-06-04T01:26:00

The code is plain text so that you can use any text editor.

If you want special features like syntax highlighting you need an editor that supports BeanShell or supports plugins and there is one for BeanShell. The Quick Start[^] page suggests jEdit - Programmer's Text Editor -overview[^].

For others just do a web research. However, you will find out that most are outdated. A more recent one for Eclipse (2 years old) seems to be GitHub - evplatt/BshEditor: Beanshell editor plugin for Eclipse, utilizing BeanShellLinter for syntax checking as you type[^].