If Michael's nstcl doesn't implement all the commands you need, you might find my pnsd library helpful. I implemented it for exactly the purpose you describe (testing AOLServer code outside aolserver).
http://www.jsequeira.com/projects/portable.nsd/
The code/docs of my project are a lot less polished than nstcl, so I would start there unless you really need more.
John Sequeira http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/au/1780
Greg Wolff wrote:
Look at http://michael.cleverly.com/nstcl/ It does supports the functions you mention without running AOLserver. /pgw
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: (bcc: Greg Wolff/BNA Inc) Subject: [AOLSERVER] calling aolserver tcl command outside of aolserver
Does anybody know how to call an aolserver tcl command, like ns_httpget without running aolserver? What I am trying to do here is to test and integrate these commands with my other applications before putting them into a package on aolserver. I tried "load" command in tcl but failed. Has anybody done this before?
Thanks.
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