There shouldn't be any problems.
I use socket (via mime+smtp package) to send email messages.
You may run into problems with async connections if they do not enter
Tcl mainloop - ie finish the http connection and the process is used
again by Apache.
From what I remember TclPro debugger (1.4) worked with mod_dtcl.
The best way is to load initdebug.tcl (or prodebug.tcl) and put
something like this in your code:
<?
#beginning
if {[var exists debughost]} {
debugger_init [var get debughost]
}
?>
<?
#end
if {[var exists debughost]} {
exit
}
?>
This one should work - it will exit the apache subprocess so that
debugging is terminated. Also use debugger_init before loading any of
your code - so that debugger will parse your procs...
Hope this will help you a bit.
--
WK
yahalom emet wrote:
> Hello
>
>
>
> does mod_dtcl have problem with sockets?
>
> I tried to use tclPro debug but I do not get the socket call from the
> ttml script.
>
> I also experienced unregular behaviour of sockets from a ttml page.
>
>
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
> Yahalom Emet
> Software Developer
> Xor Technologies Ltd.
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