On Wed, Sep 8, 2010 at 8:25 AM, Mark Carter <[email protected]> wrote: > Suppose I wanted to make a client/server application that communicates via a > protocol which has to be designed for that application. A neat way of doing it > would be for the client to send s-exprs to the server via TCP, which were then > evaluated. This is a huge security risk, though, because naturally you don't > want a malicious client injecting all sorts non-protocol commands to the > evaluator, or maybe exploiting some quirk to do some damage. I don't know much > about Tcl, but I hear that it has a bullet-proof customisable interpreter for > just such a scenario. Is there an equivalent for DrRacket (ideally with some > simple examples) to do this kind of thing?
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