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Hi,
 
I was looking for a way to run a TCL/TK script in a web environment, and I
ran into Websh. But when I tried to run my script, I realised that I had to
change several things of the original TCL/TK script for it to run in Websh.
 
I couldn't find any documentation covering this in the webpage. Could you
please tell me how to adapt a pure TCL/TK script to run in Websh?
 
Thanks in advance,
 
Ricardo
 

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Hi

> I couldn't find any documentation covering this in the webpage. Could you
> please tell me how to adapt a pure TCL/TK script to run in Websh?

If you have a plain Tcl sricpt that works in a CGI environment, it
will also work as-is in Websh. Websh just adds lots of functionality
regarding request handling and other web related stuff.

However Tk scripts are not compatible at all: Tk is a client GUI
framework and your cannot really use it in kimberlythompson@example.net.

(Well that's not quite true: as Websh is basically just an extended Tcl
shell, it could also be used to write a client app with a Tk GUI. But I
understood you wanted to have Websh on the web server side and write
something that renders a Tk GUI in the browser...)

If you want to build an ajax based rich web application, you might
want to consider looking at Aejaks (http://aejaks.sourceforge.net),
which is a Tcl ajax framework that borrows much from Tk (but is not
compatible either...)

hth
Ronnie
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Ronnie,

> But I understood you wanted to have Websh on the web server side
> and write something that renders a Tk GUI in the browser...

Exactly. I have a third-party application (a WYSIWYG editor, GUI =
included)
which is already developed in TCL/TK, and I want to run it as a web
application over Apache2/Win32.=20

The live examples in the webpage (i.e.
http://tcl.apache.org/websh/examples/memory.ws3) made me think Websh =
could
be the solution, but if it won't allow me to embed a TK GUI, it isn't =
the
right tool to accomplish this.

Maybe I could look into compiling the TCL/TK script into something that =
can
be embedded into a HTML web page. But I don't know what to look for. In =
a
matter of fact, I don't even know if that's possible... any ideas you =
may
have, I'll be happy to hear :)

Thanks for your help, I really appreciate it. Like you probably noticed =
by
now, I'm a kimberlythompson@example.net.

Greetings,

Ricardo
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> Enviado el: Mi=E9rcoles 1 de Octubre de 2008 19:00
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> > please tell me how to adapt a pure TCL/TK script to run in Websh?
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> regarding request handling and other web related stuff.
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> Ronnie
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Hi

> Maybe I could look into compiling the TCL/TK script into something that can
> be embedded into a HTML web page. But I don't know what to look for. In a
> matter of fact, I don't even know if that's possible... any ideas you may
> have, I'll be happy to hear :)

As Massimo mentioned in his response to your Rivet post, the only way
to bring a Tk app to the client in a browser is probably the Tcl
plugin:

  http://www.tcl.tk/software/plugin/

Other than that: you could package the app and distribute it through
the browser. It's not really a web app then, but you can distribute it
through the web. (You could use starkit to create a self-contained
binary so that installation and distribution is
simpler. http://www.tcl.tk/starkits/)

hth
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Subject: RE: A newbie question about Websh
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I tried that script, but apparently it won't work (it won't even =
install)
with the newer versions of IE and FF. Thanks anyway for the suggestion.

Greetings,

Ricardo
=20

> -----Mensaje original-----
> De: Ronnie Brunner [mailto:kimberlythompson@example.net]=20
> Enviado el: Jueves 2 de Octubre de 2008 5:12
> Para: kimberlythompson@example.net
> CC: Ricardo Aiello
> Asunto: Re: A newbie question about Websh
>=20
> Hi
>=20
> > Maybe I could look into compiling the TCL/TK script into=20
> something that can
> > be embedded into a HTML web page. But I don't know what to=20
> look for. In a
> > matter of fact, I don't even know if that's possible... any=20
> ideas you may
> > have, I'll be happy to hear :)
>=20
> As Massimo mentioned in his response to your Rivet post, the only way
> to bring a Tk app to the client in a browser is probably the Tcl
> plugin:
>=20
>   http://www.tcl.tk/software/plugin/
>=20
> Other than that: you could package the app and distribute it through
> the browser. It's not really a web app then, but you can distribute it
> through the web. (You could use starkit to create a self-contained
> binary so that installation and distribution is
> simpler. http://www.tcl.tk/starkits/)
>=20
> hth
> Ronnie
> --=20
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No exact idea, but I suppose you need to use unicode text.  I suspect the
problem is in your email client but I really don't know..


Ricardo Aiello wrote:
> 
> Hi,
>  
> I was looking for a way to run a TCL/TK script in a web environment, and I
> ran into Websh. But when I tried to run my script, I realised that I had
> to
> change several things of the original TCL/TK script for it to run in
> Websh.
>  
> I couldn't find any documentation covering this in the webpage. Could you
> please tell me how to adapt a pure TCL/TK script to run in Websh?
>  
> Thanks in advance,
>  
> Ricardo
>  
> 
> 


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