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Hey there

The interpreters are responsible for executing code located in zscript elements in your zul files.

By default, ZK will load the "Beanshell" java interpreter transitively from the zcommon depdencency, and use that library to execute code located in zscript

Most likely explanation are that you don't have the bsh (beanshell) library currently loaded, or that you modified the default ZK java interpreter, and don't have the new target interpreter loaded.

see here and here for more info.

Hey there

The interpreters are responsible for executing code located in zscript elements in your zul files.

By default, ZK will load the "Beanshell" java interpreter transitively from the zcommon depdencency, and use that library to execute code located in zscript

Most likely explanation are that you don't have the bsh (beanshell) library currently loaded, or that you modified the default ZK java interpreter, and don't have the new target interpreter loaded.

see here and here here for more info.