Lee T Hall wrote:
> WELD is an acronym for "Web Enabled Logic Documents" and performs
> server parsing of HTML with JACL.
[...]
Very nice article you've written on your rationale for WELD. I've had
many of the same thoughts about Web programming that you expressed so
well.
I have a few concerns about the WELD implementation. First, binding an
interpreter to a servlet session doesn't guarantee that it won't be
invoked concurrently, and JACL interpreters are not thread-safe
(right?).
Second, the TemplateCache class does not preserve newlines when it reads
a file. The newlines are important to preserving the integrity of a
document. Some tags (i.e. <PRE>) will not work correctly otherwise.
Third, why rely on a custom command ("weld") when the Tcl subst command
does about the same?
--
Jeff Sturm
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