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. The project was not accepted but instead projected to become part of the Apache Commons at a future time. Due to changes in the developers' personal circumstances, the BeanShell community did not, however, complete the move to Apache, but remained at Apache Extras. The project has since released BeanShell 2.0b5, which is used by Apache OpenOffice and Apache Taverna. A Windows automated installer, BeanShell Double-Click, was created in 2013. It includes desktop integration features. See also List of JVM languages Comparison of programming languages Comparison of command shells Notes References External links BeanShell at Apache Extras Scripting languages Java programming language family JVM programming languages Dynamically typed programming languages Java specification requests Software using the LGPL license Software using the Apache license