>Here it is, version 0.1 of mod_tcl, the Apache extension that puts a
>complete Tcl scripting environment in the most populair webserver.
> http://www.sateh.com/mod_tcl
> Here it is, version 0.1 of mod_tcl, the Apache extension that puts a
> complete Tcl scripting environment in the most populair webserver. The
> module is a work in progress and this first version is far from perfect
> and complete altough you can already do some really funky website
> scripting with it.
So basically a Tcl extended Apache is already available for quite
some time, allthough with Neowebscript Tcl is not so tightly coupled
into Apache compared to mod_perl.
MfG/Regards
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>> Announcing mod_tcl 0.1; Apache/Tcl intergration
>> http://www.sateh.com/mod_tcl
>> Here it is, version 0.1 of mod_tcl, the Apache extension that puts a
>> complete Tcl scripting environment in the most populair webserver. The
>> module is a work in progress and this first version is far from perfect
>> and complete altough you can already do some really funky website
>> scripting with it.
>Well, pretty neat. However, what are the improvements over
>Neowebscript from Neosoft (http://www.neosoft.com/neowebscript). I've
You're an early adopter!Quote:>been using Neowebscript for about 2 Years (I think).
.Quote:>So basically a Tcl extended Apache is already available for quite
>some time, allthough with Neowebscript Tcl is not so tightly coupled
>into Apache compared to mod_perl.
NeoWebScript has a relative, NeoWebScript
Stand Alone, with two salient properties:
1. it's NeoWebScript. That is, scripts
function identically when passed to
NeoWebScript SA.
2. It's stand-alone. That is, it's
pure Tcl, with no connection to Apache,
so it runs under MacOS, Win*, OpenVMS,
...
Is that the "not tightly" you had in mind?
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Hi
After experimenting with a few ways of serving Tcl-generated
pages on the web, a clear winner emerged as Apache/tclHTTPD
combination. Apache serves as a front-end caching server, while
tclHTTPD runs on its own (externally unreachable) port. To the
browsers everything seems served by Apache (you can even cache
once-generated pages there, but be sure to include correct expiration
info in the HTTP headers). This also provides secure comm (using
Apache-ssl) and fairly low overhead.
Smi
While we're listing web servers with Tcl embedded, AOLserver uses Tcl.
See http://www.aolserver.com/ . Haven't tried it, however.
doug.
Cameron Laird http://starbase.neosoft.com/~claird/home.html
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