How to call Java script from java code?Can Jscript be executed at server?

Hi All,
We are using 'WebTrends' tool to analyze our site usage pattern.
To use WebTrends, we need to :
1) call Java Script code from the java code
2)Java script has to be executed at server.
Please comment on two points mentioned above. If yes, please let me know how to do them?
Thanks in advnce,
Regards,
Ganga

You can check out Rhino project.
[http://www.mozilla.org/rhino/]

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