I’ve embedded Nashorn in Clojure and the environment is able to be inspected with Java development tools at runtime. Objects are able to be put into the JS cont

I’ve embedded Nashorn in Clojure and the environment is able to be inspected with Java development tools at runtime. Objects are able to be put into the JS context, hypothetically with native linked libraries without hastle. JS is single threaded so there should be no issue if the native library is not thread safe, and Java makes single thread guarantees. IIRC one can tie the script runtime to a thread, and create several per process and put them in a scheduler like any other thread. Ie. probably as good as native.