Greetings,
On Fri, 14 Jan 2000, Constantin Teodorescu wrote:
>
> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote:
> >
> > Greetings Group,
> >
> > I am curious how one would go about having a tclet communicate with a server
> > and store data to it that the tclet could retrieve later. I would assume
> > that you could use http and use put and get but this seems crude.
> > Ideas?:)
>
> Yes! I am using a tclet communicating with a server (written also in
> Tcl). The server receives commands (one line at a time) processes them
> and do various things (also stores information on a PostgreSQL
> database).
> I was using vTcl in order to write it.
Great! I am wanting to work on a couple of web based apps and I want to use
tcl. I have been researching for a bit now and have been leaning toward using
Tcl-DP which handles a lot of the dirty work that I do not want to do;)
>
> I'm attaching you a small example. You will find also some code for a
> "internal message box".
This is a great example! I connected to a web server and extracted a web page
in just a few seconds of tinkering. Again thanks!
> In Tclets you cannot use tk_messageBox so I was written a small piece of
> code that makes an "inside frame" looking as a dialog box. It's also
> movable :-)
Nice.
>
> Hope it helps!
Yes, it helped:)
>
> Teo
Many thanks
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