nstcl.sourceforge.net

1. Synopsis
2. Download
3. Licensing
4. Documentation
5. Dependencies
6. Mailing Lists
7. Bug Tracker
8. Feature Requests
9. Related/Useful Links
10. Credits

1. SYNOPSIS:

   nstcl is a Tcl package which reimplements many of the useful APIs and commands from AOLserver and OpenACS, making them available for use in Tcl/Tk applications & scripts.

   The most recent release is nstcl 1.2 (5 August 2003). The current developmental version can be obtained via Anonymous CVS.

2. DOWNLOAD
    
3. LICENSING:

   nstcl is Open Source Software licensed under the terms of the MIT License.

4. DOCUMENTATION:
   • nstcl-core
   • nstcl-database
   • nstcl-html
   • nstcl-http
   • nstcl-images
   • nstcl-misc
   • nstcl-nssets
   • nstcl-sendmail
   • nstcl-templating
   • nstcl-time

5. DEPENDENCIES:

   Certain nstcl commands have dependencies upon other Tcl extensions & packages. You don't need all these other packages if you do not want to use the functionality they provide.

   What Extension/Package Source ns_db (Oracle) Oratcl 3.x/4.x http://oratcl.sf.net ns_db (Postgres) libpgtcl.so http://ftp.postgresql.org ns_db (Solid) Soltcl 0.2.1 http://bolts.guam.net/soltcl ns_db (Sybase) Sybtcl 3.x http://sybtcl.sf.net ns_db (SQLite) tclsqlite.so http://www.hwaci.com/sw/sqlite ns_db (MySQL) mysqltcl http://www.xdobry.de/mysqltcl ns_db (ODBC) TclODBC http://sf.net/projects/tclodbc ns_sendmail tcllib 1.2+ http://tcllib.sf.net HTTPS Tls http://tls.sf.net Templating tcllib 1.2+ http://tcllib.sf.net

6. MAILING LISTS
    
7. BUG TRACKER
    
8. FEATURE REQUESTS
    
9. RELATED/USEFUL LINKS
   • AOLserver
   • OpenACS
   • Philip & Alex's Guide to Web Publishing
   • Tcl/Tk Programming Language
   • Tcl'ers Wiki
   • comp.lang.tcl newsgroup

10. CREDITS
    • nstcl was written by Michael A. Cleverly.
    • Thanks to the authors of AOLserver.
    • Thanks to the original authors of the ArsDigita Community System & all the contributors to the OpenACS project.
    • Thanks to John Ousterhout for creating the Tcl language (which makes programming so much fun).

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