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// can load script from files, URLs

load("foo.js"); // loads script from file "foo.js" from current directory
load("http://www.example.com/t.js"); // loads script file from given URL

// loads script from an object's properties. 

// Object should have "script" and "name" properties.
//     "script" property contains string code of the script. 
//     "name" property specifies name to be used while reporting errors from script
// This is almost like the standard "eval" except that it associates a name with
// the script string for debugging purpose.

load({ script: "print('hello')", name: "myscript.js"})

// load can also load from pseudo URLs like "nashorn:", "fx:"., "classpath:" 

// "nashorn:" pseudo URL scheme
// for nashorn's built-in scripts. "fx:" pseudo URL scheme for JavaFX support scripts

// load nashorn's parser support script - defines 'parse'
// function in global scope

load("nashorn:parser.js"); 

// load Mozilla compatibility script - which defines global functions
// like importPackage, importClass for rhino compatibility.

load("nashorn:mozilla_compat.js");

// "fx:" pseudo URL scheme for JavaFX support scripts
// "classpath:" pseudo URL scheme to load scripts from jjs classpath jars and directories

load("classpath:foo.js"); // load the first foo.js found in jjs -classpath dir

// With jdk9, you can select a specific constructor as well.

var C = java.awt["Color(int,int,int)"];
print(new C(255, 0, 0);

var F = Java.type("java.io.File")["(String)"];
print(new F("foo.txt"));