On 2001.08.22, Mark Hubbard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> - I was able to immediately make an .adp file in
> c:/apps/aolserver34/servers/server1/pages and have it work. I then did a
> {load c:/apps/tcl/lib/tclodbc2.2/tclodbc.dll Tclodbc} at the top of that
> file, and used that package (nice!), which I already had installed, to
> connect to M$ SQL Server and fetch some data into by browser. I'm sure this
> is NOT the recommended method of loading a TCL package or library, but it's
> the only way I presently know to do it from within AOLserver. (Any help with
> that would be appreciated).
Why are you using tclodbc to connect to MS SQL Server? Would you
be interested in trying out my nsfreetds database driver?
http://panoptic.com/wiki/aolserver/nsfreetds
Yes, it is still very experimental, but it does work (lightly
tested) on several platforms.
Checking the FreeTDS site, I don't see any mention of freetds
building on Win32. Hmm, that could be a problem.
If you're interested in exploring the possibilities, I'll offer
any help I can.
> At this point I'd like to expound some more on issues that Win users would
> be interested in, like virtual hosting (parsing Host headers and/or URLs).
nsvhr setup on Win32 should be no different than on other platforms,
or maybe I'm mistaken.
-- Dossy
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