Digging around on Nathan White’s blog, I found a link to some MooTools 1.2 plugins over on Chris Esler’s blog. Then I found this little gem.

Well I’ve been rather obsessed lately with getting mootools running in a server-side environment. I’ve had some minimal experience with Helma, but I decided to try and build my own. At this point its rather simple, but I have managed to initiate the jetty webserver with mootools and to write java handlers in javascript (again with mootools) to handle my requests. I looked at a few internet posts about doing your own javascript web frameworks, but most I had a hard time getting to work on my local environment as well as my server environment. So after about a month of diving into Rhino documentation and Jetty documentation I’ve got something fairly predictable working.

Nifty.

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