To get started quickly create a new org. using
org. and then evaluate guest language code
using org..
See graalvm.org for more examples on how to use this API.
For an overview over the features the polyglot API provides.
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
| pack-priv abstract class | |
| public class | |
| public class | Engine
An execution engine for Graal guest languages that allows to inspect the
the installed |
| public class | EnvironmentAccess
Represents an access policy to the process environment for the guest languages of a context. |
| public class | HostAccess
Represents the host access policy of a polyglot context. |
| public class | Instrument
A handle for an instrument installed in an |
| public class | |
| public class | PolyglotAccess
Represents an access policy for polyglot builtins in the guest languages. |
| public class | PolyglotException
A polyglot exception represents errors that contain Graal guest languages on the stack trace. |
| public class | ResourceLimitEvent
Event triggered by a resource limit for a context. |
| public class | ResourceLimits
Represents resource limits configuration that is used to configure contexts. |
| public class | |
| public class | SourceSection
Description of contiguous section of text within a |
| public abstract class | |
| public class | Value
Represents a polyglot value that can be accessed using a set of language agnostic operations. |
| Modifier and Type | Enum and Description |
|---|---|
| public enum | SandboxPolicy
The sandbox policy presets and validates configurations of a |