>>>Ben Bogart - FMPM/F1999 said:
> I managed to install tcl-httpd without threads and just about all is
> working well. For my application I see the tcl templates as the best way
> to create dynamic pages, but whatever variable and procedure deffintions
> I put in the .tml file (the file that should contain the procs and vars
> for all the *.tml documents in that directory) are not availible to the
> *.tml files. Am IU missing something? I looked at the .tml file in the
> root of the htdocs and it's nothing specia, I can't see why my vars and
> procs are not seen (not sourced) by the template files. I also tried
> putting together a package of procs and put that in the libtml directory,
> but still the procs are not defined... (mind you I am new to using tcl
> packages.)
Do a simple "hello, world" test.
1) Start tclhttpd, so you can watch its standard output.
2) Put a "puts" command into the .tml file in the location
you think is correct :-)
3) Access the page in a browser and see if you get the output.
I'm thinking you are not putting your ".tml" Tcl sources into
the correct location. Of course, they do need to be readable
by the account running tclhttpd.
> Does the .tml file need specific permissions to work?
> Does it need a strict format for proc and variable deffintion?
> How does one create a proc package for use in the libtml directory?
> (does it need to have it's own namespace?)
>
> Thanks for your time.
>
> PS: What is a good source on using the tcllib0.4 packages? Are there
> online docs availible?
Most of the packages have documentation with them.
There is no overview document.
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