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Tcl 8.5 Network Programming

You're reading from   Tcl 8.5 Network Programming Learn Tcl and you‚Äôll never look back when it comes to developing network-aware applications. This book is the perfect way in, taking you from the basics to more advanced topics in easy, logical steps.

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jul 2010
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781849510967
Length 588 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Tcl 8.5 Network Programming
Credits
About the Authors
About the Reviewers
1. Preface
1. Introducing Tcl FREE CHAPTER 2. Advanced Tcl Features 3. Tcl Standalone Binaries 4. Troubleshooting Tcl applications 5. Data Storage 6. Networking in Tcl 7. Using Common Internet Services 8. Using Additional Internet Services 9. Learning SNMP 10. Web Programming in Tcl 11. TclHttpd in Client-Server Applications 12. SOAP and XML-RPC 13. SSL and Security

Extending your applications


Very often applications need to be extended with additional functionalities. In many cases it is also necessary to run different code on various types of machines.

A good solution to this problem is to introduce extensibility to our application. We'll want to allow additional modules to be deployed to specified clients—this means delivering modules to clients, keeping them up to date, and handling loading and unloading of modules.

The following sections will introduce how Starkits and Tcl's VFS can be used to easily create modules for our application, and how these can be used to deploy additional code.

We'll also introduce a simple implementation of handling modules, both on server side and client side. This requires creating code for downloading modules themselves, loading them, and the mechanism for telling clients what actions they should be performing.

The server will be responsible for telling clients when they should load or unload any of the modules. They...

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