I guess I should have been more specific...if you use ns_return, then it
will send the headers out for you (and when you are using ns_puts in
ADPs); but if you are using ns_write in tcl scripts, you will need to
send out headers. For example, OpenACS/ACS (version 3.2) uses a proc
called ReturnHeaders for this very reason. Here is the contents of the
proc (as an example):
proc ReturnHeaders {{content_type text/html}} {
set all_the_headers "HTTP/1.0 200 OK
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: $content_type\n"
util_WriteWithExtraOutputHeaders $all_the_headers
}
So, I guess if you are using ns_write in your tcl scripts, then try
sending headers explicitedly ...
--brett
Jerry Asher wrote:
>
> At 10:48 AM 8/23/01, you wrote:
> >Oh, I'm sorry. Are the scripts supposed to send out their own HTTP headers
> >in the style of CGI output? I assumed AOLserver would be sending out
> >default headers as it does with ADPs, and I would just need some content.
> >Assumption is the mother of all screw-ups I guess.
>
> You're right. AOLserver will send out the headers for you. (When you need
> to, there are API functions that will enable you to modify/add to those
> headers, but don't worry about it for now.)
>
> Jerry
>
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