Web TCL Complete

Name: Web TCL Complete
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ISBN: 9780079137135

ISBN-10: 007913713X

ISBN-13: 9780079137135

Edition: 1999

Authors: Stephen Ball

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Tcl (pronounced tickle) is a scripting language that allows the user to write applications that can run inside a Web browser. It is more powerful than Perl & easier to use than JavaScript. This guide and CD-Rom offers 100% of what the user needs to know.

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List price: $49.95
Copyright year: 1999
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies, The
Binding: Book, Other
Pages: 500
Size: 7.50" wide x 9.25" long x 1.25" tall
Weight: 1.738
Language: English

Introduction	p. 1
Tcl and the Web	p. 3
Why Use Tcl?	p. 3
Who Should Read This Book?	p. 4
Organization of the Book	p. 5
Coding Style and Conventions	p. 6
Safe-Tcl	p. 7
The interp Command	p. 9
Interpreters Versus Namespaces	p. 11
Command Aliases	p. 11
Safe Slave Interpreters	p. 15
Safe-Tcl Extensions	p. 24
Security Policies	p. 24
The Tcl Plugin Security Model	p. 25
Configuration Management	p. 25
The Configuration Package	p. 31
Administration of Security Policies	p. 34
Writing a Feature	p. 35
CGI Scripting	p. 41
What Is CGI?	p. 42
Tcl for CGI Scripting	p. 42
CGI Scripting Versus Microscripting	p. 43
Configuring the Web Server to Execute Tcl Scripts as CGI	p. 43
Security	p. 44
"Raw" CGI Processing	p. 47
Laurent Demailly's uncgi Library	p. 47
Advanced CGI Libraries	p. 50
Welch's cgilib.tcl Library	p. 50
Don Libes's cgi.tcl Package	p. 51
Using the cgi.tcl Package	p. 51
Attribute Value Encoding and Quoting	p. 55
Creating Dynamic Web Pages	p. 60
Examples of TclU Application	p. 63
Simple Documents--No Input	p. 63
Input from CGI	p. 68
Forms	p. 74
Hyperlink Database	p. 76
Tables	p. 76
Frames	p. 77
Cookies	p. 79
File Upload	p. 82
Using Extensions	p. 84
Fast-CGI	p. 87
Servlets and Microscripting	p. 89
Microscripting Web Servers	p. 92
Simple Substitution	p. 93
Template-Based Substitution	p. 93
Microscripting Example Documents	p. 97
Conditional HTML	p. 101
The Tcl University Examples	p. 102
Form Processing	p. 104
The TclU Package	p. 112
Tcl-Enabled Web Servers	p. 117
NeoWebScript	p. 119
Installing NeoWebScript	p. 119
Installing NeoWebScript-SA	p. 121
Microscripting with NeoWebScript	p. 121
NeoWebScript Tcl API	p. 125
VelociGen	p. 127
VET Tcl API	p. 128
The Tcl Web Server	p. 129
An Embeddable Server	p. 130
Compatibility and Conformance	p. 131
Tcl Templates	p. 132
Safe-CGIO	p. 132
Virtual Documents and Internet Devices	p. 135
On-the-Fly Reconfiguration	p. 137
AOLServer	p. 137
AOLServer Dynamic Pages	p. 138
Predefined Elements	p. 138
ADP Tcl Commands	p. 140
AOLServer Tcl Libraries	p. 140
Other Web Services Using Tcl	p. 142
DynaWeb	p. 142
Sibylla	p. 142
Cuesta Technologies	p. 143
Internet Appliances	p. 143
WebBox Tcl API	p. 144
Client-Side Scripting	p. 145
Getting Tcl-Enabled	p. 146
Installing the Tcl Plugin	p. 146
Installing on Solaris	p. 147
Installing on Unix from Source	p. 148
Installing on Windows	p. 148
Installing on Macintosh	p. 149
Installing Plume	p. 149
Including a Tclet in a Web Page	p. 149
MIME Types	p. 151
Embedding Tclets	p. 151
Writing a Tclet	p. 154
Tclet Execution Environment	p. 167
embed_args Array	p. 170
Detecting the Tclet Environment	p. 175
Security Policies	p. 176
Requesting a Security Policy	p. 177
Policy Administration	p. 178
Restrictions on Security Policies	p. 178
Built-In Security Policies	p. 179
Description of Policies	p. 179
The home Policy	p. 180
The inside and outside Policies	p. 182
The javascript Policy	p. 190
The trusted Policy	p. 191
Description of Features	p. 192
The persistent Feature	p. 192
The network Feature	p. 206
The stream Feature	p. 207
The url Feature	p. 209
Debugging Tclets	p. 214
Enabling the Console	p. 214
The Plugin Logging Facility	p. 216
The Plugin Wish	p. 218
The Use of Tcl for Scripting a Page	p. 220
Other Risks Associated with Tclets	p. 220
Document Processing	p. 221
The "html_library" Package	p. 222
The TclXML Package	p. 227
XAPI-Tcl	p. 228
Document Object Model	p. 241
Validation	p. 241
White Space	p. 243
Use of the HTML and XML Parsers	p. 244
Creating XML Documents	p. 245
The Tcl University Example	p. 247
The TclU-notes Package	p. 249
WWW Applications	p. 257
Downloading Documents	p. 258
The http Package	p. 258
Incremental Data Processing	p. 264
POSTing Forms	p. 266
Error Handling	p. 267
Stopping a Download	p. 270
Configuring the http Package	p. 272
Advanced Features	p. 274
The Document Handling Package	p. 280
The URL Package	p. 285
Displaying Documents	p. 287
Displaying Simple Document Formats	p. 287
Displaying HTML Documents	p. 287
Tcl, Java, and the Tcl Bean	p. 291
An Overview of Jacl and Tcl Blend	p. 292
Jacl and Tcl Blend Feature Comparison	p. 293
Jacl and Applets	p. 294
The Java Package	p. 295
Array Objects	p. 302
Java Introspection: The java::info Command	p. 303
Classes and Signatures	p. 307
Class Names	p. 307
Signatures	p. 307
Conversions	p. 309
Array Objects	p. 309
Java Extensions for Tcl	p. 310
Class Loading	p. 312
Implementing Tcl Commands	p. 312
Choosing the Interface	p. 315
Using Tcl as Glue	p. 315
Jacl	p. 317
JavaBeans	p. 318
JavaBean Events	p. 318
Event Interfaces, Methods, and Names	p. 319
The Tcl Bean	p. 322
Creating a Java Studio Customizer	p. 326
Implementing a New Object Type	p. 332
Creating Java Classes from Data	p. 346
Summary	p. 347
Java Package	p. 347
Java Extensions	p. 348
Java Studio Package	p. 348
Tcl Java API	p. 348
Event-Driven Programming	p. 363
Client Sockets	p. 365
Asynchronous Connection	p. 365
Summary	p. 367
Configuring a Channel	p. 367
Buffering	p. 368
End-of-Line Translation	p. 368
End-of-File Character	p. 370
Blocking and Nonblocking I/O	p. 370
Summary	p. 372
Event Processing	p. 372
Application State	p. 400
Server Sockets	p. 403
Random Ports	p. 403
The Accept Command	p. 404
Server Socket Options	p. 405
Additional fconfigure Command Options for Sockets	p. 405
Forking and Nonforking Daemons	p. 406
Application Example	p. 437
CCI Client Example	p. 437
CCI Server Example	p. 438
fcopy Command	p. 440
Writing a Channel Driver	p. 442
Registering the Channel Driver	p. 443
Server Sockets	p. 446
Per-Channel Data	p. 447
Channel Driver Callbacks	p. 448
Socket Creation Command	p. 449
Summary	p. 456
Index	p. 459
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