>===== Original Message From Moses DeJong <SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> =====
>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 code. As for examples of using jdbc in tcljava,
>see the thread titled "[Bug TclBlend 1.2.5] Floating point mismatch".
>This thread includes some examples of calling jdbc methods from inside
>tcljava.
Ya, I know. It's just that for frequently used java, I like to
wrap tcl around it so it's easier to read and to use (for things
like foreach). Beginning users can start with html, then add tcl,
then add java for special cases. Beginners seem to find this
approach to web development less intimidating.
Like an aolserver or storyserver, but with java capabilities below,
and java servlet engine objects above. Throw in some jsp like syntax
and declarative caching and hopefully it'll be a fast development
and a fast runtime environment for dynamic web applications
(yes, I'm a dreamer 8^).
thanks,
rob
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