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Open source Java compiler

I want to create a java tutorials web project that includes jquery, css, jsp, springs, etc. so I really want to practice these technologies, which gives a good product. The contents of this manual can be edited by any user and evaluated by customers in accordance with the chapter, etc. I have few such ideas.

One basic idea is to create a network-based compiler and executor. Like w3schools. I know that it is difficult for the server technology compiler in the browser.

My questions:

  • Is there any such open source java compiler / executor services that can be used?

  • Is someone interested in working on such a project (if not)?

EDIT: I plan to use the compiler in java and Beanshell. Any better solutions?

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The Google App Engine is the one you can help set up the free online Java compiler, but you need to have an account to continue.

Few other places you can search for http://compilr.com/

If you have applets, http://www.innovation.ch/java/java_compile.html

EDIT: as Stephen suggests, download the JRE and JDE and use it from the oracle website http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html

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http://www.browxy.com Java

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Depending on the permissions set in the code, the owner can also make his code completely closed and allow only certain users to view / change the code.

Here is the link to the compiler: http://www.fixoncloud.com/Home/compiler/index.php?id=254

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