So I see in the readme and notes in the code that there are some problems
currently in running Jacl in an applet. Has anyone out there tackled this
problem? Maybe I should use tclblend? Isn't that available as a plugin?
Would my Jacl code run unmodified in tclblend? (I have done absolutely
not
On Tue, 23 Nov 1999, Suvarna Ayyagari wrote:
> I do the following operations in jtclsh. The phonetest is one of our
> applications which we have written.
>
>
> set res [java::new phonetest.ResManager]
This is really just a style issue, but you can use String instead
of java.lang.String. That
Hi
Thanks for your help
I did as suggested by you.
Please not that I do not get a crash when I do a package require. I get a
crash when I am accessing one of our java applications using tclblend. the
java application works fine when it is working standalone and does not give
exceptions or er
On Tue, 23 Nov 1999, Christian Krone wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Mo wrote:
> > The best way to get regression test into Jacl is to get them into
> > the Tcl 8.3 tests. [...] Right now, the
> > Tcl 8.0 regression tests are used, but I want to switch everything
> > over to the new tests ASAP.
The general
You should not need any kind of tcljdbc wrapper or anything. You can
create jdbc objects directly from Tcl. The whole point of the tcljava
interface is to remove the need to create "wrappers" around C code.
You do not need wrappers when you can just invoke the Java methods
directly from your Tcl c
Hello,
Mo wrote:
> The best way to get regression test into Jacl is to get them into
> the Tcl 8.3 tests. [...] Right now, the
> Tcl 8.0 regression tests are used, but I want to switch everything
> over to the new tests ASAP.
But there are differences between Tcl8.0 and 8.3, e.g. in the clock
co
