The Eclipse JavaScript Development Tools allow step-through-debugging of JavaScript files using a provided Rhino instance. The Wiki describes how to utilise Eclipse plugins to connect your own embedded Rhino context to Eclipse.
Versions: Java 7; Rhino 1.7R4; Eclipse Juno (4.2) SR1 (Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers).
Mozilla's Rhino engine includes a step-through debugger. It is relatively easy to embed this in your own Java application.
Versions: Rhino 1.7R4 on Java 7.
Dojo supports Mozilla's Rhino engine for things like headless DOH tests and builds. This post demonstrates how to bootstrap Dojo using an embedded context.
This information pertains to Dojo 1.7.2, Rhino 1.7R2 and Java 6. Knowledge of JavaScript, Dojo and Java is assumed.
The Asynchronous Module Definition (AMD) API provides powerful modularization options to JavaScript developers. But this introduces its own problems when it comes to dependency management. As this post demonstrates, Mozilla's Rhino engine offers developers a means to analyze these dependencies.
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