David Walker wrote:
>
> I like the ns_tcp and ns_udp ideas.
> I have the idea that since most protocols are about the same that I should be
> able to do about anything from aolserver/tcl
>
> Here's my test so you can look it over.
>
> proc handle_socklistencallback {rfd wfd} {
> set headers {}
> puts $wfd {welcome}
> flush $wfd
> gets $rfd cmdline
> close $rfd
> close $wfd
> }
>
> ns_socklistencallback * 8443 handle_socklistencallback
>
> "telnet machinename 8443" from 2 different machines.
> The first one gets "welcome"
> The second one accepts the connection but doesn't get "wecome" until the first
> connection ends.
That's what I get if you use my echo_server. Connections are accepted,
but obviously everything is blocking waiting on the first connection to
finish.
--Tom Jackson
