What kind of functionality are you looking at?
Most functionality could be written entirely in Tcl.
Have you taken a look at the mod_perl/PHP/Java based portal-like engines
for ideas?
(look in freshmeat.net, etc.)
> Hello.
>
> Currently I've been involved (I didn't want to but that's another story
> :) in a portal engine development.
>
> As the topic is quite new it is possible to use whatever technology to do
> it. Currently the best idea is to write it all in C, but I've been
> wondering if it could be possible to use c+dtcl combination.
>
> The core could be written in C, then there would be procs created using
> Tcl_CreateCommand() as an interface to tcl...
>
> There are two most significant things to consider:
> 1. how stable is dtcl? I'm using 0.8.12 (a bit modified) for my
> development and it seems stable enough, but I haven't tested in on
> thousands hits a day... has anybody tested it in such conditions?
>
> 2. how fast is dtcl in comparison to cgi written in c?
>
> If anybody has any experience in these matters, I'd appreciate help.
>
> Wojtek Kocjan
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