The docs for ns_sockcallback has this example:
set sock [ns_socklisten * 9000]
ns_sockcallback $sock newconn r
# Keep $sock from closing after connection ends
detach $sock
# When a connection arrives, newconn will be called as:
# newconn $sock r
proc newconn {sock when} {
set fds [ns_sockaccept $sock]
set rfd [lindex $fds 0]
set wfd [lindex $fds 1]
puts $wfd "Hello!"
close $rfd
close $wfd
}
'detach' doesn't seem to be a tcl command anymore,
how can I keep a sock from closing now?
--Tom Jackson
- Re: [AOLSERVER] Can you detach a file. Tom Jackson
- Re: [AOLSERVER] Can you detach a file. Mike Hoegeman
