Editing JScript (section)

=== Managed JScript ===
Managed JScript is an implementation of JScript for the [[Dynamic Language Runtime]], it is part of Microsoft's dynamic languages for .NET along with [[IronRuby]], [[IronPython]], and [[Visual Basic|Dynamic Visual Basic]].
Unlike JScript .NET, which is less dynamic than the original JScript but provides [[Common Language Specification|CLS]] compatibility, Managed JScript is designed on top of the [[Dynamic Language Runtime|DLR]] and provides the features needed for scripting scenarios.

While it is primarily designed to be used within Silverlight and ASP.NET at this time, it can also easily be embedded within any .NET application.<ref>(Source: [http://blogs.msdn.com/jscript/archive/2007/05/04/managed-jscript-announced.aspx JScript Blog], [http://blogs.msdn.com/hugunin/archive/2007/04/30/a-dynamic-language-runtime-dlr.aspx Jim Hugunin's Thinking Dynamic blog],
Source: [http://blogs.msdn.com/jitu/archive/2007/05/04/introducing-managed-jscript.aspx  Blog of Jitu])</ref>

Two builds of Managed JScript exist: one for the Desktop [[Common Language Runtime|CLR]] and one for the [[Microsoft Silverlight|Silverlight]] CoreCLR
{| class="wikitable"
! Version
! Date
! Introduced with
! Based on
! Platform
|-
| 1.0.0.0 || 2007 || [[ASP.NET]] Futures (July 2007 preview) || ECMA-262 3rd edition || Desktop [[Common Language Runtime|CLR]] 2.0
|-
| 1.1.20625.0 || 2007 || [[Silverlight|Microsoft Silverlight]] 1.1 Alpha (Sep 2007 refresh) || ECMA-262 3rd edition || [[Microsoft Silverlight|CoreCLR]] 1.1
|}

Managed JScript is not supported in the [[.NET Compact Framework]].

(Source: files versions of Microsoft.JScript.Runtime.dll in ASP.NET Futures and Silverlight 1.1 folders)