Hi,
Does anyone have a compiled ODBC driver for Windows that will run with AOLServer 3.4
that could be mailed to me? (my office firewall has locked out the AOLServer FTP
pages, the FTP pages via HTTP have gone and finally, I do not have a compiler to
hand...
- Daniel
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In AOLserver, the ns_sockopen Tcl commannd is implemented by
NsTclSockOpenCmd which calls Ns_SockConnect (or Ns_SockAsyncConnect,
etc.), which calls SockConnect. Now, all these TCP/IP socket calls
return file handles, which are just integers.
I have a vendor's proprietary API that works a lot So
The simplest way for you to do this is to maintain an array, store the
pointers into the array, and hand back the index into the array as the
identifier to calling Tcl procs. To get fancier, you can use a Tcl
hash. I don't think there's a need to use Ns_ServerSpecificAlloc. Make
sure you protec
1. rpm -iUvh ElectricFence-2.2.2-5.i386.rpm
2. make sure that /usr/lib/libefence.a is there now.
3. gcc -Wl,-E tclstub8x.o stamp.o adp.o adpfancy.o auth.o binder.o cache.o
callbacks.o config.o conn.o crypt.o dbdrv.o dbinit.o dbtcl.o dbutil.o dns.o
drv.o dstring.o exec.o fastpath.o fd.o filter.o
Check out Tcl_RegisterObjType in the manual:
http://www.aolserver.com/docs/devel/tcl/tcl-language/tcl8.x/TclLib/ObjectType.htm
On Mon, 2001-10-29 at 05:12, Andrew Piskorski wrote:
> In AOLserver, the ns_sockopen Tcl commannd is implemented by
> NsTclSockOpenCmd which calls Ns_SockConnect (or Ns
+-- On Oct 29, Andrew Piskorski said:
> In AOLserver, the ns_sockopen Tcl commannd is implemented by
> NsTclSockOpenCmd which calls Ns_SockConnect (or Ns_SockAsyncConnect,
> etc.), which calls SockConnect. Now, all these TCP/IP socket calls
> return file handles, which are just integers.
Sorry, wasn't trying to step on any toes (or anything else). Just thought that
this might have been an oversight since there were new docs. Since ns_share is
still part of the main Tcl API docs, some might be mis-lead into using it
instead of nsv_ stuff.
Thanks for the info,
Ron
"Kriston Rehberg
I now have installed DJGCC on my Win2K box, and tried compiling the ODBC
driver... which is screaming for header files that are not present on my
system. I know that to run Linux, you need a C++ diploma from Bell Labs and
Bjarne S, but it generally is not a pre-requisite for Windows...
Sorry abou
Daniel,
Rant away. We all need to let off steam now and again.
I do have a completely different perspective. AOLserver on Win2K? When in
Rome dude I think that if Win2K is a requirement you should be thinking
IIS or Apache, that's what most everyone is using on that platform. And
the AOL
I installed nsftp this weekend but either its broken or I am missing
something.
My goal is to have an ftp client continuously connected to the ftp module.
Every minute or so it will send a NOOP to keep it idle. From looking at the
source, I need to have the following in the config:
ns_param
Hi Jerry,
The Apache route is probably the better route to go down (I do not consider
IIS a valid proposition until Microsoft re-writes it!). The problem is that
I have used an older version of AOLServer, and the thing that I find great
is the docs for the TCL, and the company that I work for has
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