Good morning dear list!
I'm having a problem using the javax.mail API directly from tcl.
I'm using tclblend 1.2.5 an I have to get this Java code done from tcl:
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On Tue, 17 Oct 2000, Jens Schliephacke wrote:
Good morning dear list!
Humm, I was just going to bed.
I'm having a problem using the javax.mail API directly from tcl.
I'm using tclblend 1.2.5 an I have to get this Java code done from tcl:
// Examine ALL system flags for this message
I was never able to get Tcl_CreateThreadExitHandler to work for either
the TclThreadCleanup or the JavaCacheCleanup routines. As a
work-around I decided to call both of these cleanup routines at the
end of the JavaInterpDeleted function. I've run this setup under
load, and other than leaking
On Tue, 17 Oct 2000, Daniel Wickstrom wrote:
I was never able to get Tcl_CreateThreadExitHandler to work for either
the TclThreadCleanup or the JavaCacheCleanup routines. As a
work-around I decided to call both of these cleanup routines at the
end of the JavaInterpDeleted function. I've
Well, thread support was just added recently so before that
having two interps in the same thread was the only way
you could create two interps, cause there was only one thread.
Besides that, it is nice to be able to have a child interp
to run things in. It provides the ability to run safe
