p2pnet.net News:- Adobe is contributing source code from its ActionScript Virtual Machine Flash Player scripting language engine to the Mozilla Foundation.

The idea is to build a standard scripting language for creating interactive applications for Adobe’s Flash Player and Mozilla’s Firefox browser, say the two companies.

Th work will be handled under a project dubbed Tamarin which’ll, "implement the final version of the ECMAScript Edition 4 standard language, which Mozilla will use within the next generation of SpiderMonkey, the core JavaScript engine embedded in Firefox, Mozilla’s free Web browser," says the new partners, goingon:

"As of today, developers working on SpiderMonkey will have access to the Tamarin code in the Mozilla CVS repository via the project page."

Contributions to the code will be managed by a governing body of developers from both Adobe and Mozilla, they say.

Also See:
two companies – Adobe and Mozilla Foundation to Open Source Flash Player Scripting Engine, November 7, 2006

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