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7	7	XWiki integrates [[jsr-223>>http://scripting.dev.java.net/]] scripting. You can script using several available languages by using one of the following macros:
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9		-* [[Velocity Macro>>code:Macros.VelocityMacro]] (installed by default in XWiki Enterprise)
10		-* [[Groovy Macro>>code:Macros.GroovyMacro]] (installed by default in XWiki Enterprise)
11		-* [[Python Macro>>code:Macros.PythonMacro]] (installed by default in XWiki Enterprise)
12		-* [[Ruby Macro>>code:Macros.RubyMacro]] (not installed by default in XWiki Enterprise)
13		-* [[PHP Macro>>code:Macros.PHPMacro]] (not installed by default in XWiki Enterprise)
	9	+* [[Velocity Macro>>extensions:Extension.Velocity Macro]] (installed by default in XWiki Enterprise)
	10	+* [[Groovy Macro>>extensions:Extension.Groovy Macro]] (installed by default in XWiki Enterprise)
	11	+* [[Python Macro>>extensions:Extension.Python Macro]] (installed by default in XWiki Enterprise)
	12	+* [[Ruby Macro>>extensions:Extension.Ruby Macro]] (not installed by default in XWiki Enterprise)
	13	+* [[PHP Macro>>extensions:Extension.PHP Macro]] (not installed by default in XWiki Enterprise)
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15	15	= XWiki Scripting API =
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17		-The API is documented in Javadoc format and can be accessed here: [[XWiki API Javadoc>>DevGuide.API]]. If you are not familiar with Java or object oriented programming, you will probably be confused by the API documentation. It is not within the scope of our documentation to teach you all the details about Java, or object oriented programming. You can find all of that information already online. You can also explore the page code found throughout the [[Code Zone>>code:Main.WebHome]] area to see how others have figured out how to achieve a variety of results.
	17	+The API is documented in Javadoc format and can be accessed here: [[XWiki API Javadoc>>DevGuide.API]]. If you are not familiar with Java or object oriented programming, you will probably be confused by the API documentation. It is not within the scope of our documentation to teach you all the details about Java, or object oriented programming. You can find all of that information already online. You can also explore the page code found throughout the [[Extensions wiki>>extensions:Main.WebHome]] area to see how others have figured out how to achieve a variety of results.
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19		-== [[Bindings>>code:Macros.ScriptMacro#HBindings]] ==
	19	+== [[Bindings>>extensions:Extension.Script Macro#HBindings]] ==
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21	21	These objects are available to you in scripting languages.
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26	26	* [[The Response object>>http://maven.xwiki.org/site/xwiki-core-parent/xwiki-core/apidocs/com/xpn/xwiki/web/XWikiResponse.html]]: **##response##**
27	27	* [[The XWiki object>>http://maven.xwiki.org/site/xwiki-core-parent/xwiki-core/apidocs/com/xpn/xwiki/api/XWiki.html]]: **##xwiki##**
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29		-== [[XWiki Component>>code:Modules.ComponentModule]] Access ==
	29	+== [[XWiki Component>>extensions:Extension.Component Module]] Access ==
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31	31	You can also gain direct access to XWiki components using the following code snippet:
32	32	Also see: [[Accessing components from Groovy>>DevGuide.WritingComponents#HAccessingacomponentfromgroovy]]
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158	158	Currently all non Velocity scripting languages are only allowed for administrators of a wiki (or users having the 'programming' right).
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160		-* See Groovy examples in the [[Code Zone>>code:Main.WebHome]], more specifically in the [[Code Snippets area>>code:Snippets.WebHome]]
	160	+* See Groovy examples in the [[Extensions wiki>>extensions:Main.WebHome]]
161	161	* [[Feeling Groovy>>http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-alj08034.html]]
162	162	* [[MVC programming with Groovy templates>>http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-pg02155/]]
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207	207	{{/python}}{{/code}}
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209	209	{{warning}}
210		-Versions prior to [[XWiki Enterprise 2.4>>xwiki:ReleaseNotes.ReleaseNotesXWikiEnterprise24]] have a bug which prevents you from having access to the default objects (doc, xcontext, request, etc.) a [[workaround is available in the code zone>>code:Snippets.AccessToBindingsInPythonSnippet]]
	210	+Versions prior to [[XWiki Enterprise 2.4>>xwiki:ReleaseNotes.ReleaseNotesXWikiEnterprise24]] have a bug which prevents you from having access to the default objects (doc, xcontext, request, etc.) a [[workaround is available in the Extensions wiki>>extensions:Extension.Access To Bindings In Python]]
211	211	{{/warning}}
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213	213	= Scripting In XWiki Syntax 1.0 =
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217	217	* The only scripting languages available to you are Velocity and Groovy.
218	218	* In Groovy, the context is known as: **##context##** not **##xcontext##**
219		-* The beginning and end of Groovy scripts are denoted by <% and %> rather than through the [[code:Macros.GroovyMacro]] (using ~{~{groovy}} and ~{~{/groovy}})
220		-* Velocity is parsed in a page no matter what (there is no need to invoke the [[code:Macros.VelocityMacro]] using ~{~{velocity}} and ~{~{/velocity}})
	219	+* The beginning and end of Groovy scripts are denoted by <% and %> rather than through the [[extensions:Extension.Groovy Macro]] (using ~{~{groovy}} and ~{~{/groovy}})
	220	+* Velocity is parsed in a page no matter what (there is no need to invoke the [[extensions:Extension.Velocity Macro]] using ~{~{velocity}} and ~{~{/velocity}})
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222	222	The last part is important because it means you need to be careful of using $ and # in your document. This is still true inside of <% and %> so you have to be careful writing Groovy.