Hi Horace,
Good to hear from you!
NeoWebScript is dead at this point, and we've thrown our efforts behind Rivet
since the early 2000s.
Rivet is functionally pretty close but it does a lot more, now, and the Tcl is
more straight-ahead. The NWS support code for tables and stuff should work
with minimal changes.
I would recommend recoding the application for Rivet and getting on modern
Apache, Rivet, and Tcl.
Karl
On 1/22/19, 11:56 AM, "Georgios Petasis" <peta...@apache.org> wrote:
Στις 22/1/2019 16:26, ο Massimo Manghi έγραψε:
> Hi Horace
>
> On 1/22/19 6:10 AM, Horace 'Kicker' Vallas wrote:
>> Hi guys - long time .... ooba oooba!!
>>
>> LOL ... question: how can I get nws running on rivet (if that even
>> makes sense).
>>
>> Brad's site (backbenimble.com) is still running nws but apparent
>> changes on the way from Authorize.net looks like they'll be dropping
>> md5 in favor of sha-512 and the only sha-512 tcl stuff I've found
>> requires a newer version of tcl than we're running - and Troy tells
>> me that he can't find a newer tcl for the system on brad's server.
>>
>> Anway - hi - hope everyone from the old NWS gang are doing well HA
>> HA! ... Oh yeah - I'm freakin' BALD now HA HA HA
>>
>
> I wasn't in the NWS gang so I can't provide a definite answer, but how
> big and complex was NWS's API? Is a compatibility layer so difficult
> to write? I guess that in many cases there must be a one-to-one
> correspondence between rivet and NWS calls, at least for the very
> fundamental features (HTML entities conversions, Urlencoded and form
> data sent with the POST method, HTTP header manipulation ...)
>
> -- Massimo
>
What is NWS?
George
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