Java Port

[CrazyKidJack]

Questions

1. I was wondering if you would entertain the idea of supporting a Java port if I wrote the majority of it and submitted a PR?
2. If so, would you still be willing if that port used Mozilla's Rhino JavaScript engine?
3. If so, how would you want me to structure the code base of the PR to keep the different languages organized (python, C++, and Java)?

Description / Background

I actually have already sort of done it privately using Mozilla's Rhino JavaScript engine to evaluate both Mozilla's PAC parsing JavaScript implementations (the same ones you are already using) as well as some simple Java implementations of myIpAddress(), dnsResolve(), and alert() since those cannot be easily defined in JavaScript (which I suppose is why Mozilla didn't do it in the first place). My implementations of these functions are intended to mimic Mozilla's C++ implementations... but more simple because we are not executing these functions in the context of a browser (for example, asynchronous DNS resolution isn't really required I think).

To be clear, I have not implemented this library's API functions yet, I have just privately created a class with a single public static function that will parse a PAC file and tell me the proxy it defines for a particular URL/HOST pair. My single public function basically encapsulates all of this libraries API calls into one because that's what I personally wanted for my project. However, if you are open to supporting such a port, I would of course implement this library's API functions for consistency.