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Is there any way to run one same instance of JavaCcript(jQuery) on the server side and call it from a Java method? :)
I am interested to know whether it is possible to run it on the server side (not clientside), like Google app engine.
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Jaxer by Aptana is the first Ajax server. It has a javascript capability for the server-side. Whether it does what you need is for you to decide.
http://jaxer.org/
Rhino. Apparently it supports a few javascript libraries, including jquery. http://ejohn.org/blog/bringing-the-browser-to-the-server/