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| <p> Now that we have our server initialized, running, and configured, |
| we get to the interesting part: handling incoming requests for web |
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| Rivet actually defines two handlers, one for plain old .tcl |
| files, and the other for "PHP style" .rvt files, which contain a |
| mixture of Tcl and HTML. These link an application type to a C |
| function to process that type of request: |
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| <span class="keyword">const</span> handler_rec <span class="variable-name">rivet_handlers</span>[] = |
| { |
| {<span class="string">"application/x-httpd-rivet"</span>, Rivet_SendContent}, |
| {<span class="string">"application/x-rivet-tcl"</span>, Rivet_SendContent}, |
| {NULL} |
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