On 17 Dec 2000, David N. Welton wrote:
> > Actually, if anyone needs this feature: this could be written in tcl
> > (no C code) at start. but the problem is - it would require sql
> > support ... and then there's the most famous problem - mysql vs
> > postgres [or oracle/sybase/...]. The cookie part is much simplier.
> I prefer the idea of writing this at least in part as a 'userland'
> library - something that runs in mod_dtcl, but isn't necessarily
> compiled in.
But such things could be connected to tcl.apache.org and/or written by the
author / contributors / someone related.
AFAIK php has this done in a nicer way - you build the apache libraries +
set of functions, some in so, some in main library. It would be a good
idea if mod_dtcl would supply a lot of related stuff - sql support
(simply include ns_tcl when it's finished), session support and whatever
comes to mind. Just like tcl - there are many useful libraries included (I
wonder when will tcllib be included as well :). It's much simplier to use
and send info to someone else on how to install dtcl...
I had such a situation once - I needed mod_dtcl + tcllib + ::http and some
other thing. Took me about a week just to explain how to get it all
installed. It is a real horror.
I don't know what you guys here on the list think, but from my experience
it would be a lot better to distribute dtcl along with everything
connected with WWW. Any thoughts on that?
Wojciech Kocjan
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