<h1>Summary</h1>

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The distribution provides both client side access to Web Services and server side creation of Web Services. Currently only document/literal and rpc/encoded with HTTP Soap transport are supported on the client side. The server side currently works with several web servers(see below).  It provides all services as document/literal over HTTP Soap transport. Documentation for the package, including examples can be found here. The distribution consist of several packages.
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<h1>Mirrors</h1>
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This project has the following public repositories:
<ul>
Tcl/Tk host] -- This is the main repository.  Please enter all tickets, checkin, etc here.
App host]
</ul>
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<p>
If you decide to make a public mirror of this repository, please me to location so that we can list it here.
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<h1>Documentation</h1>
Documentation for the  tclws package is available at the following links:
<ul>
<li><a Trunk</a>
<li><a 2.3.4</a>
</ul>

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The client is known to work with several providers of  Web Services (your mileage may very).
Also these [clients] have been tested to work with the Web Services provided by the WS::Server (server side) package of tclws.
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<h1>Web Servers</h1>

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 The server side works with the following web servers:
<ul>
<li>
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  <li> Embedded mode (see [Embedding])
</ul>
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<h1>Download</h1>

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ZIP and Tarball files are available for downloading at the [Downloads] page.
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<h1>License</h1>

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Standard BSD [license].
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<h1>Packages Required</h1>

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The following packages are used:
<ul>
<li> 8.5]
 <li> 0.8.1]
 <li>
 <li> log from
 <li> uri from
 <li> struct::set from
 <li> http from itself
</ul>
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Additionally, if you are running the on Windows, it is highly recommended that you use the extension.
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Lastly the following packages are additionally used in Embedded mode:
<ul>
 <li> base64 from
 <li> html from
 <li> ncgi from
 <li> fileutil from
</ul>
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