tclhttpd

This HTTPD is written in Tcl and Tk.
Written by Stephen Uhler and Brent Welch of Sun Microsystems Laboratory.
Brent is now at Panasas, Inc.



See the file "license.terms" for information on usage and redistribution
of this file, and for a DISCLAIMER OF ALL WARRANTIES.

Version: 4.0.0
Sat Mar 28 04:44:11 EDT 2015

STARKIT QUICK START
................................................................................
tclkit tclhttpd4.0.0.kit -port 80 -docRoot htmldir -library tcldir

The server loads all the tcl sources in the library.  Try also
tclkit tclhttpd4.0.0.kit -help

STANDARD QUICK START

It requires Tcl 8.3 (or higher) and the Standard Tcl Library.
This uses the cmdline, base64, ncgi, html, and counter
modules of the Standard Tcl Library. If you must, you
can probably get by with Tcl 8.0 or later if you install
the Standard Tcl Library.

The Web server runs under either tclsh or wish.
With wish you get a simple GUI that shows some counters.

For a quick test that runs a server on port 8015, do
UNIX:

1) Test preconditions
	Tcl interpreter: tclsh8.3, tclsh8.4, tclsh8.5, or tclkit (or wish)
        tcllib 1.3 or higher
Try
        tclsh (whatever version)
	package require counter

2) If you can do the above, then you should be able to run the
server directly from this distribution directory without bothering
to configure, make, and install it. e.g., 

	tclsh8.4 bin/httpd.tcl -debug 1
Windows and Macintosh:
	Run wish or tclsh and source bin/httpd.tcl

3) For more detailed installation instructions, see the INSTALL file.

For a complete set of command line options, do
httpd.tcl -help
This lets you set basic parameters like port number and server name.

VERSION SUMMARY

Version 4.0 adds support for Tcl 8.6, and integrates TclOO





Version 3.5 has various bug fixes, improvements to the docs, and
some sample applications.  3.5.1 adds a mail client module.

Version 3.4.3  fixes loading code from the custom code directory,
which broke in 3.4.2

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MAILING LISTS

There is a mailing list for users of the Tcl web server at
SourceForge as part of the tclhttpd project.  Please sign
up via the web site at www.sourceforge.net/projects/tclhttpd.
If that is dead, send email to
[email protected]
to find out the current location of the mailing list

Send messages for the list to
[email protected]

Bugs and comments to the mailing list, or to <[email protected]>
Put "httpd" in the subject of the mail so I can sort it automatically.

WWW

The current URL for the distribution can be found in
ftp://www.tcl.tk/pub/tcl/httpd/


There is documentation at
http://www.beedub.com/tclhttpd/
http://www.tcl.tk/software/tclhttpd/

SourceForge

http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/tclhttpd
http://tclhttpd.sourceforge.net/

This HTTPD is written in Tcl and Tk.
Originally written by Stephen Uhler and Brent Welch of Sun Microsystems Laboratory.
Brent is now at Panasas, Inc.

Version 4 is maintained by Sean Woods of Test & Evaluation Solutions.

See the file "license.terms" for information on usage and redistribution
of this file, and for a DISCLAIMER OF ALL WARRANTIES.

Version: 4.0.0
Sat Mar 28 04:44:11 EDT 2015

STARKIT QUICK START
................................................................................
tclkit tclhttpd4.0.0.kit -port 80 -docRoot htmldir -library tcldir

The server loads all the tcl sources in the library.  Try also
tclkit tclhttpd4.0.0.kit -help

STANDARD QUICK START

It requires Tcl 8.6 (or higher) and the Standard Tcl Library.
This uses the cmdline, base64, ncgi, html, sha1, and counter
modules of the Standard Tcl Library. If you must, you
can probably get by with Tcl 8.5 or later if you install
the Standard Tcl Library and the TclOO extension.

The Web server runs under either tclsh or wish.
With wish you get a simple GUI that shows some counters.

For a quick test that runs a server on port 8015, do
UNIX:

1) Test preconditions
	Tcl interpreter: tclsh8.5, tclsh8.6, tclkit (or wish)
        tcllib 1.6 or higher
Try
        tclsh (whatever version)
	package require counter

2) If you can do the above, then you should be able to run the
server directly from this distribution directory without bothering
to configure, make, and install it. e.g., 

	tclsh8.6 bin/httpd.tcl -debug 1
Windows and Macintosh:
	Run wish or tclsh and source bin/httpd.tcl

3) For more detailed installation instructions, see the INSTALL file.

For a complete set of command line options, do
httpd.tcl -help
This lets you set basic parameters like port number and server name.

VERSION SUMMARY

Version 4.0 adds support for Tcl 8.6, and integrates TclOO. The
/lib directory has been moved to /modules, and the layout of modules
now mirrors that of Tcllib. DirectOO adds the ability to implement
dynamic content with TclOO objects. This version adds bootstrap
and markdown support.

Version 3.5 has various bug fixes, improvements to the docs, and
some sample applications.  3.5.1 adds a mail client module.

Version 3.4.3  fixes loading code from the custom code directory,
which broke in 3.4.2

................................................................................

MAILING LISTS

There is a mailing list for users of the Tcl web server at
SourceForge as part of the tclhttpd project.  Please sign
up via the web site at www.sourceforge.net/projects/tclhttpd.
If that is dead, send email to
[email protected]
to find out the current location of the mailing list

Send messages for the list to
[email protected]

Bugs and comments to the mailing list, or to <[email protected]>
Put "httpd" in the subject of the mail so I can sort it automatically.

WWW

The current URL for the distribution can be found in
http://core.tcl.tk/tclhttpd

This site contains the fossil source repository, as well as the
most up to date documentation.