-> Now, if adding other scripting language support could be done without -> adding any baggage to the core -- as external modules -- I'm all for it. -> However, I would hate to see the core get bogged down with stuff to -> accomdate all sorts of languages if it means negative impact towards its -> ability to fit the niche I just described.
Well, luckily, there's no need to clutter up the core in this way. PyWX is an excellent proof-of-concept here, since it makes Python a peer to Tcl inside of AOLserver, using nothing more than a loadable module. -> I don't understand why people are looking for "wider adoption of -> AOLserver" or "as much publicity as Apache" or whatnot ... while it's -> nice having a large community of users, some of which might contribute -> back to the open source project ... having a piece of software that -> enables the right folks to meet business goals ... that's incredibly -> valuable already. I'm certainly not interested in making you do anything you don't want to do, but I'm not sure why you're struggling so hard against anything you don't use ;). --titus
