BeanShell [SEP] license
created in May 2007 on the now-defunct Google Code Web site. The "beanshell2" project has made a number of fixes and enhancements to BeanShell and multiple releases. , the latest version of BeanShell2 is v2.1.8, released February 2014. Since the closure of Google Code, the project has been hosted at GitHub.
In December 2012, following a proposal to accept BeanShell as an Apache Incubator project, BeanShell was licensed to The Apache Software Foundation and migrated to the Apache Extras, changing the license to Apache License 2.0
Debian since 1999.
BeanShell was undergoing standardization through the Java Community Process (JCP) under JSR 274.
Following the JCP approval of the BeanShell JSR Review Ballot in June 2005, no visible activity was taking place around BeanShell. The JSR 274 status is "Dormant".
Since Java 9, Java instead includes JShell, a different read–eval–print loop (REPL) shell based on Java syntax, indicating that BeanShell will not be continued.
A fork of BeanShell, "BeanShell2", was