On 2004.07.06, Andrew Piskorski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But I think the debate on "ns_xml vs. tDOM, which should we
> standardize on?" was over a long time ago. tDOM won unanimously. Has
> anything important changed since then? It seems unlikely.
The debate for the OpenACS audience was ove
On Tue, Jul 06, 2004 at 03:24:37PM -0400, Dossy wrote:
> In Longer-term plans, I'd like to standardize around one or the other
> (i.e., nsxml vs. tDOM) and as tDOM is also used by the stand-alone Tcl
> audience, I'm hoping it will receive more support and thorough testing.
> Choosing tDOM as the s
On 2004.07.06, Stephen Deasey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Only the person who opens a bug (and perhaps admins???) can attach files
> to a bug report, i.e. a patch. If you remove the patch tacker you'll
> have to fix all the bugs yourself... :-)
Ah, this is annoying. I filed RFE #986263 at Sour
Only the person who opens a bug (and perhaps admins???) can attach files
to a bug report, i.e. a patch. If you remove the patch tacker you'll
have to fix all the bugs yourself... :-)
On Tue, 2004-07-06 at 09:06, Dossy wrote:
> I want to ask if anyone finds any use or value in having a separate
On 2004.07.06, Elliott Phil Civ AFMSA/SGSID <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What kind of application does one use tDom on? What is its strengths
> & weeknesses? -phil
tDOM provides APIs to Tcl for XML DOM parsing using the Expat parser
underneath. See:
http://www.tdom.org/
nsxml, I believe,
I'm wondering if there will be any AOLserver users attending this year's
Tcl 2004 conference. If so, is anyone interested in presenting a paper
there?
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What kind of application does one use tDom on? What is its strengths &
weeknesses? -phil
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On 2004.07.02, Greg Wolff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We use nsxml in our production code at BNA. [...] We don't care if you
> want to declare nsxml dead.
On 2004.07.06, Matthew Krenzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yea, we are using nsxml in a production environment here, but feel
> free to close
First, for everyone who gets SourceForge change notifications via email,
I want to apologize for the spew of email you all got -- I totally
didn't think to turn off the "send email notification" setting while I
was going through and making the change.
The good news: all of the tickets in the old "
Mark
Page wrote on 7/6/2004, 11:04 AM:
Ugh.
Ok, I missed this on the first round. You've reversed arguments 2
& 3 on the call to Ns_TclEval. From the docs:
D'uh, how stupid
of me! Thanks much for pointing that out.
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On Tue, 2004-07-06 at 11:28, Matthew Krenzer wrote:
> Yea, we are using nsxml in a production environment here,
Same here. It's used on half a dozen servers here. Perhaps some day
I'll migrate it to tDom but I'm in no hurry.
Daniel
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Yea, we are using nsxml in a production environment here, but feel
free to close the tickets and declare it obsolete anyway. We've
pretty much been running under that assumption for the last
year or so anyway.
Someday when I get more time I'll move over to tDom, but for right
now everything is wo
Ugh.
Ok, I missed this on the first round. You've reversed arguments 2
& 3 on the call to Ns_TclEval. From the docs:
int Ns_TclEval (Ns_DString *pds,char *hServerchar *script);
Examples
Use this
code to call ns_sendmail from C:
NS_DStringVarAppend(&dsScript, "ns_s
Mark
Page wrote on 7/6/2004, 6:14 AM:
Is it true that this code
fragment will be running from a 'connection' thread -- e.g., servicing
a connection. Use of the Ns_GetConn function implies that it is.
Are there any messages in your server log when you run this?
Correct, it's
being used b
Since turn-out on the AIM chat room was poor, and there are many more
people on IRC on a regular basis, I'm changing the official venue for
AOLserver chats to IRC.
irc.freenode.net:6667, channel #aolserver
Everyone, please feel free to join us there. Soon, I'd like to schedule
regular bug scrubs
On 2004.07.06, Robert Seeger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does the patches tracker also track those patches for RFEs? I'm not
> suggesting that thats a reason to keep, just a consideration if it
> does.
Yes, there is a "Feature Requests" aka "RFE" tracker.
On 2004.07.06, Zoran Vasiljevic <[EMAIL
On Tuesday 06 July 2004 17:06, Dossy wrote:
> I want to ask if anyone finds any use or value in having a separate
> "Patches" tracker at SourceForge. It seems to me the only difference
> between the Bugs and Patches trackers is that a "Patch" is a Bug with a
> suggested patch to fix it.
>
There i
Does the patches tracker also track those patches for RFEs? I'm not
suggesting that thats a reason to keep, just a consideration if it does.
Rob Seeger
Dossy wrote on 7/6/2004, 11:06 AM:
> I want to ask if anyone finds any use or value in having a separate
> "Patches" tracker at SourceForge.
I want to ask if anyone finds any use or value in having a separate
"Patches" tracker at SourceForge. It seems to me the only difference
between the Bugs and Patches trackers is that a "Patch" is a Bug with a
suggested patch to fix it.
I'm inclined to retire the Patches tracker and move all "patc
Sometime this week, I'd like to tag and release AOLserver 4.0.6. Are
there any currently outstanding bugs or features that should hold up
this release? Take a moment to review the trackers at SourceForge:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=3152
-- Dossy
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Is it true that this code
fragment will be running from a 'connection' thread -- e.g., servicing
a connection. Use of the Ns_GetConn function implies that it is.
Are there any messages in your server log when you run this?
Mike Schilli wrote on 7/5/2004, 8:53 PM:
Hi
there,
I'm usi
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