Hi All, Over the past year or so I've been using the tclhttpd server as the basis of a web-based information management system called InfoColl. It is just coming out of beta and I thought you all would like to see what can be done with tclhttpd (and tcl in general). It can be found at http://www.infocoll.com. I'd appreciate any and all feedback. I am in the process of getting Linux and Windows releases of the software together. InfoColl is a comprehensive web-based information management and group collaboration tool. It provides an extensible data base, calendars, scheduling, chat, whiteboard, synchronized web browsing, mutli-user web page markup (a shared drawing editor in javascript), web slideshow, threaded discussion board, mailing list manager (both smtp and sendmail based), spreadsheet, charting, various web proxies, domain name searcher, status board, etc., etc. I'd just like to say thanks to Brent and Scriptics for providing such a great framework (and language). Tcl rocks! FYI: InfoColl is ~20000 lines of tcl code (with a little bit of C). I figure it would have taken me 5 times as long to achieve the same functionality using Java and who knows how long using C++. (Now I just need to figure out how to take advantage of the new threading in tclhttpd). -Jeff McWhirter
