Hey folks,
I'm working on a project where I have a fairly complex, yet
fairly straightforward set of java objects that are generated by
querying a database. I want to instantiate a JACL interpreter and
then pass it this set of objects to run a script to sort and sift the
objects and eventua
On Mon, 26 Jul 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Steven.
> Hey folks,
This sounds like a good way to use Jacl.
> I'm working on a project where I have a fairly complex, yet
> fairly straightforward set of java objects that are generated by
> querying a database. I want to instantiate a JA
Mo DeJong wrote:
> This sounds like a good way to use Jacl.
Many thanks for the quick reply. I'm glad I'm on the right track
here. One thing; most of the stuff, tutorials, etc, I've read seem to
be about wrapping TCL around java objects (i.e. code the components in
java, glue them togethe
On Mon, 26 Jul 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Mo DeJong wrote:
> > This sounds like a good way to use Jacl.
There are examples included with the Jacl dist. Look in the demos
subdirectory. The demos come with a README file that tries to explain
what features the demos shows off. Those demos a
Hi All,
I had a basic questions abt catching exceptions.
I am running an application written in TCl. I am using Tclblend to integrate
with another java application.
Now for instance I am doing the following
Now consider the following cases
Case 1
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set err [catch {set file [java::new jav
