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| <h2>Introduction</h2> |
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| Apache Tcl is an umbrella for Tcl-Apache integration |
| efforts. These projects combine the power of the Apache |
| web server with the capabilities of the mature, robust |
| and flexible Tcl scripting language. |
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| New to Tcl? Curious about its advantages? Have a look |
| at <a href="why.rvt">Why Tcl?</a> |
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| <h3>Current Projects</h3> |
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| <a href="mod_tcl/">mod_tcl</a>, With mod_tcl |
| it is possible to write Apache modules entirely in TCL |
| . In addition, the persistent interpreter embedded in |
| the server avoids the overhead of starting an external |
| interpreter and the penalty of TCL start-up time. For |
| Apache 2.0. |
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| <a href="rivet/">Apache Rivet</a> is the "next |
| generation" of mod_dtcl and neowebscript. We have taken |
| the things we like most about both, fixed things we |
| didn't like, and combined efforts in order to come up |
| with something we're very pleased with. For Apache 1.3 and 2.x. |
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| <a href="websh/">Websh</a> is a rapid development |
| environment for building powerful, fast, and reliable |
| web applications. Websh is versatile and handles |
| everything from HTML generation to data-base driven |
| one-to-one page customization. It has been used for |
| years commercially, and is now part of the Apache Tcl |
| project. For Apache 1.3, 2.0 and 2.2. |
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