JavaScript Application Platform
The Torino application platform provides a JavaScript runtime environment for developing applications outside the browser. By providing command-line and web-server interfaces it allows general-purpose and server-side programming tasks to be accomplished using JavaScript.
Torino is based on Mozilla Rhino, a proven and powerful JavaScript engine implemented on the Java platform. It incorporates Rhino into dual server and command-line environments, adding a common configuration and script management system to enable complex applications to be developed.
Torino is based entirely on Java technology. The Rhino engine, server and command-line interfaces all run on Java giving Torino power, extensibility and portability; if your computer can run Java SE, it can run Torino.
Torino is free software and can be downloaded from SourceForge.
Web application server
Host web applications in servlet-compatible
web-servers such as Apache Tomcat.
Command-line interpreter
Run JavaScript applications directly on your computer
with the command-line interpreter.
Portable
Torino is Java based and runs on Linux, Windows and MacOS.

Torino version 1.4.1 released
Maintenance release, minor fixes to configuration options.
Torino version 1.4.0 released
Updated for Rhino 1.7R3 and Tomcat 7 with changes to the built-in
API and configuration management.
Torino version 1.3.1 released
Minor bug fix.