[Tclhttpd-users] Sanity check..

[Nicolas B. <ni...@ma...>]

Hello,

A quick sanity check from tclhttpd users would be appreciated..
We have developed a web-db, data entry app that uses tclhttpd to "proxy" 
read/writes to a Metakit db, in-process; not as a cgi call.
We have about 10 users that use the db, most of the time, 1-3 users 
might be reading/writing at the same time....

My question is:
I am aware that metakit is basically a single user db, but as I said, it 
is run under tclhttpd..
Is there any potential problem in using this approach. As much as I 
understand, "tclhttpd" is my "single user", and that
read/writes are sequential/serialized, the equivalent of opening a 
console and playing with the mk db...

We are running single threaded tclkit, with the stripped down 
tclhttpdmin.kit for the web-server, on a debian3 box

I discussed this approach w/ JCW, and he seems to feel that this 
approach should not create any mk problems, but
want to run this by this list.

A few key points about the app.
1. A .tclaccess file permits access to the db
2. From then on,  ncgi package is used for user_id and all form variables
3. The whole app uses self-posting .tml pages, with Doc_Redirects to the 
next page...

regards and thanx in advance,
nicolas boretos