since JEMH 2.5.3 for Jira 7.7.x
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Summary
Within JEMH you are able to install and use additional scripting languages. This pages covers the relevant files and versions that are needed to install Nashorn, Groovy and Graal when using Java 8,11 or 17. How these different languages are installed will depend on the Java version that is in use.
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Install into JDK
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This method of installing the additional scripting languages into the JRE will mean that you will not need to repeatedly add the relevant additional scripting jar files into the Jira deployment when you upgrade. As long as the JRE used remains the same then the newly installed Jira deployments will be able to use the additional Scripting languages. |
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Note: The jar file named “icu4j-71.1.jar” may not have the module-info.class file and will require the steps highlighted under the Adding module-info.class within the Jar file heading heading to create and include a module-info.class file within the jar file.
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Install into Jira
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With this method of installing the additional scripting languages you will need to provide the relevant scripting jars into the Lib folder every-time you conduct a Jira upgrade. Using the method above (Install into JDK distribution) means that you will only need to install these languages once. (As long as you are using the same Java version for the new instance) |
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