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[tcljava-user] Swank Status

[Bruce J. <nm...@ma...>]

Swank development is now hosted at http://swank.dev.java.net

where it is now a component of the Java Desktop Community of Java.Net.

The main Swank web site for information and downloads of Java archives 
is at

http://www.onemoonscientific.com/swank/index.html

I've posted a new version which I've numbered 2.0.1.  Starting with 
this version all source is stored in CVS at java.net and you can expect 
regular updates and change logs.

Feedback is, as always, welcomed.

Bruce

Re: [tcljava-user] console for jacl and/or swank

[Maurice D. <di...@en...>]

Le 21 avr. 04, =E0 18:05, Bruce Johnson a =E9crit :

> Here is the missing link (sorry for leaving it out!).

Thank you very much !
(It does yet have some error with a to small dialog error
window,

Just some suggestions,

- the console should change tcl_interactive to true by
   d=E9faut,

- you could add the wisk shell script from
   the linux distrib, so that the MacOSX version would
   be complete and suffisant.

- Also I see the console (with the demo widget)
   But I didn't seen the tcl console.tcl script.
   It could serve as bases for a console application
   (by adding specific menu, ....)

- Also, I liked having only three jar file to load instead
   of a binary distrib.
   So that one can just do a shell script and
   lauch the tcl.lang.SwkConsole class wish personnalised
   arguments.

> Note that this installer includes a version of Jacl that should
> fix the problem you saw in the console.  There is a problem in the Mac=20=

> Java
> implementation that this has a work around.  (It invokes the "ugly=20
> hack" in
> Interp.java that deals with loading resources from compressed=20
> archives.)

I hope this patch will be accepted in de cvs redepository.
It would be a shame if swank would require a specific jacl
version.
Also I hope jacl is yet maintained, I wouldn't like to go
with jython!


Thank you very much!

-- Maurice Diamantini   http://www.ensta.fr/~diam

Re: [tcljava-user] console for jacl and/or swank

[Bruce J. <nm...@ma...>]

Here is the missing link (sorry for leaving it out!).  Note that this=20
installer includes a version of Jacl that should
fix the problem you saw in the console.  There is a problem in the Mac=20=

Java
implementation that this has a work around.  (It invokes the "ugly=20
hack" in
Interp.java that deals with loading resources from compressed archives.)

Bruce

http://www.onemoonscientific.com/swkinstall/install.htm



On Apr 21, 2004, at 3:52 AM, Maurice Diamantini wrote:

>
> Le 20 avr. 04, =E0 16:39, Bruce Johnson a =E9crit :
>
>> If you go to the following site you will find installers which will=20=

>> install
>> the latest version of Swank.   (I haven't made a public link to this=20=

>> site
>> yet as I'm still writing up some help info about it).
>>
> ?? missing some link ?
>
>
>>  When you start up the program "wisk" you
>> will get a console in which you can execute Jacl/Swank commands.
>> This console is not as complete as tkcon, but is still useful.
>
> ok, I just see that if I lauch wisk, I get a wish toplevel,
> then I can type:
>     console show
> and I see =E0 console.
> But for any command I type I get an error
>
>    invoked "break" outside of a loop
>
> Also, any caracter I type is written two times
> (but this also raise if I use the java console
> provided with jacl)
>
> I use MacOSX 10.3.3
>
> Nevertheless, I look into the swank-1.4.jar and see
> the console.tcl file, which use some jmenubar or other
> jmenu command.
> So I now have a model to start with.
> Thank you very much.
>
>
>> Eventually
>> I plan on having tkcon run, but there are still some limitations in
>> Jacl / Swank.
>
> yes : bindtags, text xviev/yview, menu,  :-)
>
>> As to your interest in a matlab like interface, it is possible using=20=

>> Jacl/Swank
>> to directly interact with Java applications.  For example, it is=20
>> possible to
>> use the high performance math/stat library Colt (=20
>> http://hoschek.home.cern.ch/hoschek/colt/ ) without writing a
>> single line of Java.
>
> I fact, when I said "matlab like interface", I think about some =
console
> with interactive langage (tcl) to drive some application written in a
> compiled langage (java) as many CAD tools have.
> I'm not yet interested in Linear Algebra, but I saw colt, and I'll use=20=

> it
> if I need it.
> Also,  jmat (another matrice package) provide a matlab (i.e. scilab =
for
> the free world :-) syntaxe
>
>     http://jmat.sourceforge.net/_matlab.html
>
> The autor of jmat said it would rewrite jmat beeing based on colt, but
> the projet seems dead ?!
>
> Nevertheless, the idea of a scientific console for calling java
> code with tcl is a very atractive idea.
> In fact, I like (longgg term :-) provide a console environnement for
> operational research (with teaching objective)
>
> Just for the idea (in french, sorry)
>     http://www.ensta.fr/~diam/corlab/
>
> For the moment, I just like to include jacl in an  (specific)=20
> optimisation
> java application (by reading some non interactive main.tcl code)
> Then I'll try to drive the application interactivy with a console
> - tkcon with socket connection
> - java console
> - swank tcl console
>
>
>> I'm traveling right now, but can provide more info when I return next=20=

>> week.
>
> Thank you very much for swank !
>
> -- Maurice Diamantini     http://www.ensta.fr/~diam
>
>> cheers,
>>
>> Bruce
>>
>>
>> On Apr 19, 2004, at 11:51 AM, Maurice Diamantini wrote:
>>
>>> Bonjour =E0 tous !
>>>
>>> I'm trying to look at jacl with swank (java based Tk),
>>> and I'm interested in a console for playing interactively
>>> with a java application (something like a matlab interface)
>>>
>>> So my question(s) are:
>>>
>>> 1 - is there a mini-tkcon console written on the top of swank
>>>     (Obviousely, if tkcon was ported on swank, it was great,
>>>     but... :-)
>>>
>>> 2 - is there some more complete version of the GuiShell java class
>>>     which provided with jacl
>>>
>>> 3 - is there a mean to send some tcl command from a true tcl/tkcon
>>>     console to a jacl (or java) application?
>>>     (without tclblend !)
>>>
>>> And about swank (http://www.onemoonscientific.com/swank/)
>>> is there any news about the doc on these release?
>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks you very much for any information.
>>>
>
>
>
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[tcljava-user] jacl and pkg_mkIndex and tcl version compatibility

[Maurice D. <di...@en...>]

Bonjour,

1 - My problem
--------------

I have a problem and some remarks with jacl

   pkg_mkIndex /Volumes/big/unix/diam/work/ro/ucp/elab/jlaug/lib/tcl 
*.tcl
   => info loaded not implemented

   info patch
   => 8.0

2 - comment
-----------

The fact that jacl considere being tcl-8.0 make it impossible
to use some tcllib package.
Is it volontaire?

3 - feature request
-------------------

Could you add some subcommand to the tcl "info" command?

I'd like to see

    info jacl
    => 1.3.1

    info jaclpatch
    => 1.4.0 cvs 2004-03-30

Thank you very much,

-- Maurice

Re: [tcljava-user] console for jacl and/or swank

[Maurice D. <di...@en...>]

Le 20 avr. 04, =E0 16:39, Bruce Johnson a =E9crit :

> If you go to the following site you will find installers which will=20
> install
> the latest version of Swank.   (I haven't made a public link to this=20=

> site
> yet as I'm still writing up some help info about it).
>
?? missing some link ?


>  When you start up the program "wisk" you
> will get a console in which you can execute Jacl/Swank commands.
> This console is not as complete as tkcon, but is still useful.

ok, I just see that if I lauch wisk, I get a wish toplevel,
then I can type:
     console show
and I see =E0 console.
But for any command I type I get an error

    invoked "break" outside of a loop

Also, any caracter I type is written two times
(but this also raise if I use the java console
provided with jacl)

I use MacOSX 10.3.3

Nevertheless, I look into the swank-1.4.jar and see
the console.tcl file, which use some jmenubar or other
jmenu command.
So I now have a model to start with.
Thank you very much.


> Eventually
> I plan on having tkcon run, but there are still some limitations in
> Jacl / Swank.

yes : bindtags, text xviev/yview, menu,  :-)

> As to your interest in a matlab like interface, it is possible using=20=

> Jacl/Swank
> to directly interact with Java applications.  For example, it is=20
> possible to
> use the high performance math/stat library Colt (=20
> http://hoschek.home.cern.ch/hoschek/colt/ ) without writing a
> single line of Java.

I fact, when I said "matlab like interface", I think about some console
with interactive langage (tcl) to drive some application written in a
compiled langage (java) as many CAD tools have.
I'm not yet interested in Linear Algebra, but I saw colt, and I'll use=20=

it
if I need it.
Also,  jmat (another matrice package) provide a matlab (i.e. scilab for
the free world :-) syntaxe

     http://jmat.sourceforge.net/_matlab.html

The autor of jmat said it would rewrite jmat beeing based on colt, but
the projet seems dead ?!

Nevertheless, the idea of a scientific console for calling java
code with tcl is a very atractive idea.
In fact, I like (longgg term :-) provide a console environnement for
operational research (with teaching objective)

Just for the idea (in french, sorry)
     http://www.ensta.fr/~diam/corlab/

For the moment, I just like to include jacl in an  (specific)=20
optimisation
java application (by reading some non interactive main.tcl code)
Then I'll try to drive the application interactivy with a console
- tkcon with socket connection
- java console
- swank tcl console


> I'm traveling right now, but can provide more info when I return next=20=

> week.

Thank you very much for swank !

-- Maurice Diamantini     http://www.ensta.fr/~diam

> cheers,
>
> Bruce
>
>
> On Apr 19, 2004, at 11:51 AM, Maurice Diamantini wrote:
>
>> Bonjour =E0 tous !
>>
>> I'm trying to look at jacl with swank (java based Tk),
>> and I'm interested in a console for playing interactively
>> with a java application (something like a matlab interface)
>>
>> So my question(s) are:
>>
>> 1 - is there a mini-tkcon console written on the top of swank
>>     (Obviousely, if tkcon was ported on swank, it was great,
>>     but... :-)
>>
>> 2 - is there some more complete version of the GuiShell java class
>>     which provided with jacl
>>
>> 3 - is there a mean to send some tcl command from a true tcl/tkcon
>>     console to a jacl (or java) application?
>>     (without tclblend !)
>>
>> And about swank (http://www.onemoonscientific.com/swank/)
>> is there any news about the doc on these release?
>>
>>
>> Thanks you very much for any information.
>>

[tcljava-user] Should the tclblend test suite run successfully?

[Larry W. V. <lv...@ca...>]

I have built tcl 8.4.6 using threads.  I built tclblend 1.3.1 using
jdk 1.4.2_03 on a sparc solaris 8 system.

Everything seemed to build find, and all but one of the test suite
cases worked.

This is the one that failed:

tclblend/loading.test

==== loading-2.2 load into two threads, exit
        from second thread and then from main thread FAILED
==== Contents of test case:

    set trace [makeFile {} tclblend.trace]
    file delete $trace
    set env(TCLBLEND_TRACE) $trace
    set f [makeFile {
package require java
package require Thread
set tid [thread::create]
thread::preserve $tid
thread::send $tid {package require java}
thread::release -wait $tid
exit 0
} loading.tcl]
    exec $tcltest::tcltest $f >@stdout 2>@stderr
    viewFile tclblend.trace

---- Result was:
Entrypoint Tclblend_Init
Created JVM
Initialized Java Cache
Entrypoint Tclblend_Init
Attached to JVM
Initialized Java Cache
JavaInterpDeleted
FreeJavaCache
FreeJavaCache
Destroyed JVM
---- Result should have been (exact matching):
Entrypoint Tclblend_Init
Created JVM
Initialized Java Cache
Entrypoint Tclblend_Init
Attached to JVM
Initialized Java Cache
JavaInterpDeleted
FreeJavaCache
DetachTclThread
FreeJavaCache
Destroyed JVM
==== loading-2.2 FAILED


Does anyone else see this?
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Larry W. Virden <mailto:lv...@ca...> <URL: http://www.purl.org/NET/lvirden/>
Even if explicitly stated to the contrary, nothing in this posting should 
be construed as representing my employer's opinions.
-><-

Re: [tcljava-user] console for jacl and/or swank

[Bruce J. <nm...@ma...>]

Hello Maurice,

If you go to the following site you will find installers which will=20
install
the latest version of Swank.   (I haven't made a public link to this=20
site
yet as I'm still writing up some help info about it).

  When you start up the program "wisk" you
will get a console in which you can execute Jacl/Swank commands.
This console is not as complete as tkcon, but is still useful. =20
Eventually
I plan on having tkcon run, but there are still some limitations in
Jacl / Swank.

As to your interest in a matlab like interface, it is possible using=20
Jacl/Swank
to directly interact with Java applications.  For example, it is=20
possible to
use the high performance math/stat library Colt (=20
http://hoschek.home.cern.ch/hoschek/colt/ ) without writing a
single line of Java.

I'm traveling right now, but can provide more info when I return next=20
week.

cheers,

Bruce


On Apr 19, 2004, at 11:51 AM, Maurice Diamantini wrote:

> Bonjour =E0 tous !
>
> I'm trying to look at jacl with swank (java based Tk),
> and I'm interested in a console for playing interactively
> with a java application (something like a matlab interface)
>
> So my question(s) are:
>
> 1 - is there a mini-tkcon console written on the top of swank
>     (Obviousely, if tkcon was ported on swank, it was great,
>     but... :-)
>
> 2 - is there some more complete version of the GuiShell java class
>     which provided with jacl
>
> 3 - is there a mean to send some tcl command from a true tcl/tkcon
>     console to a jacl (or java) application?
>     (without tclblend !)
>
> And about swank (http://www.onemoonscientific.com/swank/)
> is there any news about the doc on these release?
>
>
> Thanks you very much for any information.
>
> Maurice Diamantini     http://www.ensta.fr/~diam
>
>
>
> -------------------------------------------------------
> This SF.Net email is sponsored by: IBM Linux Tutorials
> Free Linux tutorial presented by Daniel Robbins, President and CEO of
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>
Bruce A. Johnson, President
One Moon Scientific, Inc.
839 Grant Ave.
Westfield, NJ 07090

Phone 908 517-5105
Fax      908 517-5107
Email  br...@on...
Web    www.onemoonscientific.com

[tcljava-user] console for jacl and/or swank

[Maurice D. <di...@en...>]

Bonjour =E0 tous !

I'm trying to look at jacl with swank (java based Tk),
and I'm interested in a console for playing interactively
with a java application (something like a matlab interface)

So my question(s) are:

1 - is there a mini-tkcon console written on the top of swank
     (Obviousely, if tkcon was ported on swank, it was great,
     but... :-)

2 - is there some more complete version of the GuiShell java class
     which provided with jacl

3 - is there a mean to send some tcl command from a true tcl/tkcon
     console to a jacl (or java) application?
     (without tclblend !)

And about swank (http://www.onemoonscientific.com/swank/)
is there any news about the doc on these release?


Thanks you very much for any information.

Maurice Diamantini     http://www.ensta.fr/~diam

[tcljava-user] Tclblend flushing output

[Mojdeh G. <mo...@no...>]

I was wondering if there is a way in TclBlend to get the result while a
command is executing, I need this for the time consuming commands, something
like flushing the output earlier than command completion.

Thanks,
Mojdeh

[tcljava-user] Calls to "exit" in tcl interpreter thread

[<pl...@ya...>]

Hello,

Firstly, thanks to all those you have been working on
tclblend/jacl.

I have recently begun using tclblend to create an
automation manager to run existing expect scripts. 
Using tclblend 1.3.1, tcl 8.4.4, java 1.2.2 and expect
5.39 on a solaris and following the article "Embedding
a Tcl Interpreter in Java" by Jiang Wu, I was able to
create a thread, run a tcl interpreter in that thread,
load the expect lib, and run some basic test scripts
using interp.eval("source " + files[i]);  Everything
looked ok until the scripts end where they call "exit
$error_count".  When this is called, not only does the
script, the interpreter and the thread end, the whole
jvm exits!  The shell reports the exit status of the
tcl script - e.g if the script called "exit 2", the
unix shell reported an exit status of "2".  A work
around is to call "return $error_code" but since these
are existing scripts, I don't think I am able to
change them.

I was wondering if this is expected behaviour as it
seems a bit odd, or if there is a work around or patch
for this?  If evalFile was implemented would it behave
in the same way?    

Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Thanks,
David 



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[tcljava-user] Re: JACL Fresher

[Larry W. V. <lv...@ca...>]

From: PFi...@hb...
> LDAP support in Tcl  is poor or non existent.

Here's a few places where LDAP in Tcl seems to be addressed...



 What: ArsDigita Community System
 Where: <URL: http://openacs.com/ >
	<URL: http://arsdigita.com/ >
	<URL: http://arsdigita.com/free-tools/oracle-driver.html >
	<URL: http://www.arsdigita.com/bboard/q-and-a?topic%5fid=21&topic=web%2fdb >
	<URL: http://www.arsdigita.com/acs-repository/ >
	<URL: http://software.arsdigita.com/ >
	<URL: http://photo.net/doc/ >
	<URL: http://photo.net/wtr/thebook/community.html >
	<URL: http://www.ybos.net/ >
	<URL: http://larsdigita.com/software/ldap-in-general.html >
	<URL: http://larsdigita.com/tmp/adldap.tgz >
 Description: An AOLserver/ORACLE based Tcl web application that provides
	users with forums and other web based applications.
	The ArsDigita Community System (ACS) is an database backed web
	 collaboration tool originally written for Oracle and also ported
	 to InterBase DBMS, release 4.0, available on Linux at no charge.
	ACS operates on top of AOLServer, a free HTTP server.
	Now includes the source for the Oracle driver as well as the
	 nscache, nsrewrite, and nssha1 modules.
	Source is available and binaries for Redhat Linux and Solaris
	 are available.  A Windows version is being developed.
	Information regarding exporting of Tcl wrappers for OpenLDAP compliant
	 libraries is available on arsdigita, with more info and code on
	 larsdigita.
	The Ybos web page has new ArsDigita modules for group scoping,
	 event planning and content management.
	A version based on PostgreSQL is available at benadida.
	ArsDigita has their own release of AOLserver (v3.2+ad10),
	 as well as Oracle drivers, etc.  See the acs-repository URL.
	Recently ArsDigita moved to a Java based distribution.  However, the
	 OpenACS project took over the Tcl based software from what
	 I understand.  OpenACS is at version 3.2.5 with a version 4 b2 in
	 testing.
 Updated: 07/2002
 Contact: <URL: mailto:acs...@ar... >

 What: NeoTcl
 Where: <URL: ftp://ftp.procplace.com/pub/tcl/sorted/packages-7.6/devel/neotcl8.0.tar.gz > ???
	<URL: ftp://ftp.procplace.com/pub/tcl/sorted/packages-7.6/devel/neotcl7.6.tar.gz >
 Description: An integrated package of Tcl, extensions and programs.
	Contains Tcl/Tk 8.0p2,
	tclX v8.0.3a1, Expect 5.25, DP 4.0b2, GD 1.2, and
	Neo v8.0.0 (which includes the BSD db.1.85 library),
	blt8.0-unoff, scotty-2.1.7.
	See <URL: http://www.procplace.com/ > for information about
	NeoSoft's commercial support.
	NeoTcl can be configured with a special option to build the
	packages needed for NeoWebScript.
	It will also build Oratcl if it is seen.  The package now supports
	use of BSD's DB 2.x releases in compatibility mode, and University
	of Michigan's LDAP 3.3 release.
	NeoTcl has been tested on Sparc Solaris 2.5/Sun Pro C compiler,
	FreeBSD2.2.2/gcc2.7.2.1, and SGI IRIX 6.2/SGI compiler.
 Updated: 10/1998
 Contact: <URL: mailto:tcl...@ne... > (randy kunkee)

 What: Wafe
 Where: <URL: http://nestroy.wi-inf.uni-essen.de/wafe/ >
	<URL: ftp://ftp.wu-wien.ac.at/pub/src/X11/wafe/1.0.19/ >
	<URL: ftp://ftp.wu-wien.ac.at/pub/src/X11/wafe/1.0.19/wafe-1.0.19.tar.gz >
	<URL: ftp://ftp.wu-wien.ac.at/pub/src/X11/wafe/Xaw3d-1.3.2-src.tar.gz >
	<URL: http://www.inria.fr/koala/jml/jml.html >
 Description: Application forming an interface to the Tcl binding to Xt
	and various widget sets like Athena (Xaw3d),
	OSF/Motif (1.1 to 2.0), and others.  At the above FTP site are
	many other associated tar files, such as Linux binaries, Xaw3d,
	documentation, etc.  Wafe can be used as a frontend for programs
	in arbitrary programming languages (there are example programs
	written in Perl and Python contained in the package).
	As of version v1.0.18 Wafe supports the Kino widget class,
	Mosaic HTML widget, plotter widgets, XmGraph widget,
	Layout widget, tree widget, XbaeMatrix widget,
	Ghostview widget, Eurobridge widget, analog clock widget,
	most of the FWF widget classes, libWWW, LDAP library and more.
	Wafe supports graphic formats such as XBM, XPM, GIF, JPEG,
	and PNG.  Various object oriented Tcl extensions such as OTcl
	or itcl are also supported.  SSLEAY is supported.  Available in
	RedHat's .rpm format.  The current version
	supports Tcl 8.0, SSL streams, the choice of Tcl
	or Xt event loop, as well as a number of new modules.  Package
	includes cineast, an extensible WWW browser, written using Otcl
	and Wafe.  Other sample applications, such as htmlEdit, cpu-bars,
	gsv, pinger, xwafemail, etc. are also included.
	In version v1.0.19, Tcl_Objects are supported, UTF support when
	 used with Tcl 8.1, Knvas widgets, Kino-2 widgets.
 Updated: 07/2002
 Contact: <URL: mailto:wa...@wu... > (WaFE mailing list)

 What: LDAP binding
 Where: <URL: http://www.sensus.org/tcl/ldap.htm >
 Description: Production proven LDAP binding for Tcl.
	Currently at version 3.0.
 Updated: 09/2003
 Contact: See web site

 What: LDAP v2 binding (Loewer)
 Where: From the contact
 Description: partial LDAP v2 implentation in pure Tcl.
 Updated: 09/2001
 Contact: <URL: mailto:lo...@ho... > (Jochen Loewer)

 What: LDAP Windows binding
 Where: See contact
 Description: LDAP Tcl extension for Windows. 
	Currently at version 0.0 .
 Updated: 03/2003
 Contact: <URL: mailto:bo...@bo... > (Scott Nichols)

 What: Miscellaneous Tcl procs (Dillinger)
 Where: <URL: http://zork.net/%7Ephil/projects.html >
 Description: A variety of extensions are available, such as an interface
	between Tcl and GTk+, a Samba extension (Windows networking),
	an ODBC like extension called MODDBC (allows you to connect to
	Postgres, Sybase, MS SQL Server, and mSQL databases),
	MODrl (readline extension),
	MODcit (tcl Citadel with telnet-able and web interfaces),
	MODform (generic CGI form processor), MODPkg (replaces tclPkgUnknown
	to permit downloading packages from the Internet using digital
	signatures for authentication), tclLDAP (for accessing lightweight
	directory services), CTk (Curses extension compatible with Tcl 8),
	network based GIS package allowing access to many different data
	types.
 Updated: 08/1999
 Contact: <URL: mailto:ph...@zo... >

 What: OpenLDAP
 Where: <URL: http://www.openldap.org/ >
	<URL: http://www.frotz.com/technical >
 Description: This site is an open source LDAP suite of apps and tools.
	It includes a Tcl LDAP API from NeoSoft.  The code at frotz
	is a version compiled to run under Win32, using Netscape's
	LDAP dll.
	Currently this is at version 2.0.14 .
 Updated: 06/1999
 Contact: <URL: mailto:in...@op... >

 What: tclLDAP
 Where: <URL: ftp://ftp.procplace.com/pub/tcl/sorted/packages-7.6/databases/tclLDAP-2.1/tclLDAP-2.1.tar.gz >
 Description: Interface to LDAP library.  Appears to require you to patch
	the Tcl core source.
	You will need ldap v3.2 and Tcl 8.0.
 Updated: 10/1998
 Contact: <URL: mailto:tm...@ix... > (Tony Murray)


http://wiki.tcl.tk/LDAP* points to a number of references as well.
-- 
Tcl - The glue of a new generation.  <URL: http://wiki.tcl.tk/ >
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[tcljava-user] Re: tcljava-user digest, Vol 1 #240 - 1 msg

[<PFi...@hb...>]

1.    TclBlend

Allows Tcl scripts run from the Tcl interpreter to access java methods in
local or remote JVM.  Very useful as it makes the extensive java libraries
available for use by Tcl programmers with no JAVA skills.  For example it's
possible to write a Tcl GUI for LDAP making use of the Netscape java SDK.
LDAP support in Tcl  is poor or non existent.

2.    JACL.

Allows the use of an embedded Tcl interpreter in hybred java/tcl programs.
See example at:

http://gate.ac.uk/gate/doc/java2html/gate/util/Jacl.java.html

Tcl commands are fed to the interpreter as arguments to a toplevel main
java program or defined as strings within the java program which are then
fed to the interpreter as arguments.  In my view this is a messy approach
and since it requires java programming skills is not much use to those who
want to stick with Tcl.  Java is a step backwards compared to scripting
languages like Tcl and Perl which are simple and easy to learn.

More links:

http://gate.ac.uk/gate/doc/java2html/gate/util/Jacl.java.html
http://tcljava.sourceforge.net/docs/website/getstart.html
http://www-cs-students.stanford.edu/~jwu/Using_Tcl_in_Java.html
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        I am new to this JACL Scripting language. I have to develop a
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jacl1.3.1 I didn't know how to integrate java and jacl for developing
applications. can anyone give some sample programs and procedures to
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Hello Everybody,
        I am new to this JACL Scripting language. I have to develop a graphical user interface for an application using JACL. I have downloaded jacl1.3.1 I didn't know how to integrate java and jacl for developing applications. can anyone give some sample programs and procedures to execute the program. 
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[tcljava-user] Migrating Tcl/Tk to Jacl/Swank

[Chastain, S. E <spe...@lm...>]

Hello all,

I've been tasked with moving a tcl/tk app to java.  Instead of starting from
scratch, I thought it might be a better approach to take our existing tcl/tk
base, run it with java, and slowly port whatever we find that continues to
perform poorly to pure java code.

So, first, I would love to hear from anyone who has taken on such a project
and their experiences with it.

Second, I'm getting an error with a menu call: set lastIndex [$menu index
last]
It says: 
bad option "index": must be cget, configure, object, jadd, add, or delete

My first inkling is that java type-ing has lost the fact that this widget is
a menu and has an index option.
Anyone know how I can get around this problem?

Thanks,

--Spencer

[tcljava-user] jdk 1.4 and tclblend 1.3 support

[Patnaik, A. <APa...@ci...>]

Hello,
Is anyone succesfully using tclblend 1.3 (tcl 8.4)
with jdk 1.4?

I'm using a Windows 2000 PC.

I have tclblend 1.3 working with jdk 1.3.0, but wanted
to know if the new JVM was supported.

Does tclblend need to be compiled with jdk 1.4 or
can I set this via environment variables?

Thank you

Re: [tcljava-user] Re: Problem with load and info loaded

[Jean G. P. <jea...@st...>]

Hej,

info loaded is not implemented...(I know, I should read the doc before posting)

----- Original Message -----
From: "Patel, Amish" <AP...@Ci...>
Date: Thursday, November 13, 2003 7:42 pm
Subject: [tcljava-user] Re: Problem with load and info loaded

> I am having the same problem with info loaded command that Jean 
> had. Is the command not implemented ?? or am I setting something 
> wrong. Could anyome please point me to the solution of this problem?
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> -A
> 
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[tcljava-user] Re: Problem with load and info loaded

[Patel, A. <AP...@Ci...>]

I am having the same problem with info loaded command that Jean had. Is the command not implemented ?? or am I setting something wrong. Could anyome please point me to the solution of this problem?

Thanks in advance.

-A

[tcljava-user] TclBlend i18n floating point number problem

[Chris N. <chr...@ap...>]

I have encountered a strange problem during localisation into a =
Hungarian environment. Basically the "package require java" line seems =
to cause all subsequent floating point calculations to fail with syntax =
errors.=20

This Tcl code:

	if {1.0 < 2.0} {
		puts "Test1: Success"
	}

	package require java

	if {2.0 < 3.0} {
		puts "Test2: Success"
	}

produces this:

	Test1: Success
	syntax error in expression "2.0 < 3.0"
		while executing
	"if {2.0 < 3.0} {
		puts "Test2: Success"
	}"

if the locale is set to Hungarian:

With an default locale (LC_CTYPE set to "C") then I get this:

	Test1: Success
	Test2: Success

The script to run this code:

#!/bin/sh

LC_CTYPE=3Dhu_HU.ISO8859-2; export LC_CTYPE

TCL_LIBRARY=3D/opt/tcl8.3.5/lib/tcl8.3
JAVA_JRE_LIB=3D/usr/java/jre/lib/sparc

LD_LIBRARY_PATH=3D${JAVA_JRE_LIB}:/opt/tcl8.3.5/lib:/opt/tcl8.3.5/lib/tcl=
java1.3.0; export LD_LIBRARY_PATH

/opt/tcl8.3.5/bin/tclsh8.3 test.tcl


Has anybody else encountered this or know where I might be going wrong?

Regards

Chris Needham

[tcljava-user] Re: Tcl Blend thread problem

[Chris N. <chr...@ap...>]

The threading problems I encountered with TclBlend 1.2.6 that I mailed =
out
about in May were all resolved in TclBlend 1.3.0. I do however still=20
seem to get some unresolved memory leak problems. Are there any known =
fixes
in later releases?

Regards

Chris Needham

>Subject: Re: [tcljava-user] TclBlend thread problem
>Reply-To: tcl...@li...
>
>On Wed, 28 May 2003 14:24:23 +0100
>chr...@bt... wrote:
>
>> I have a multi-threaded Tcl server application which runs TclBlend on =
a
>> thread. The Java code uses Visibroker CORBA to post requests onto a =
Java
>> server.
>>=20
>> This works fine on a low load, but in stress conditions, the Tcl =
server
>> application core dumps occasionally with Java errors such as:
>>
>...
>
>> Please help if you can suggest a work round for this or can shed any =
light
>> onto the problem.
>
>Hi Chris.
>
>The only suggestion I have for you is to evaluate Tcl Blend 1.3.0 for =
use
>in your application. The new release of Tcl Blend includes a massive
>rewrite to make Tcl Blend fully thread aware. The 1.3.0 release should
>fix all threading related issues once and for all. The downside is that
>it has not had enough testing to be considered ready for production
>environments. I know it sounds a little scary, but I think that if you
>try out 1.3.0, you will be pleased with the results.
>
>cheers
>Mo DeJong

RE: [tcljava-user] TclBlend on Solaris

[Dunne, H. <hd...@Ci...>]

Mo,

Thanks for your response. I'm still not sure what was happening, but I recompiled from scratch and it is working now.

HD

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mo DeJong [mailto:md...@un...]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2003 9:25 PM
> To: tcl...@li...
> Subject: Re: [tcljava-user] TclBlend on Solaris
> 
> 
> On Wed, 29 Oct 2003 12:52:30 -0800
> "Dunne, Hugh" <hd...@Ci...> wrote:
> 
> >  couldn't load file "libtclblend.so": ld.so.1: wish: fatal: 
> libjava.so: open failed: No such file or directory
> > currently, the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable 
> includes these directories:
> > /usr/openwin/lib /usr/lib /usr/local/lib/X11 
> /home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/Environment/Tcl832/
> lib/tclblend1.2.6 
> /home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/Environment/Tcl832/
> lib/TclPro1.4 
> 
> This error means that libjava.so could not be loaded. You 
> likely need to include the
> java runtime dir where libjava.so lives in the 
> LD_LIBRARY_PATH. Could you try
> using the jtclsh script that gets installed and see if that 
> works for you? It should
> set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH for you.
> 
> cheers
> Mo

Re: [tcljava-user] TclBlend on Solaris

[Mo D. <md...@un...>]

On Wed, 29 Oct 2003 12:52:30 -0800
"Dunne, Hugh" <hd...@Ci...> wrote:

>  couldn't load file "libtclblend.so": ld.so.1: wish: fatal: libjava.so: open failed: No such file or directory
> currently, the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable includes these directories:
> /usr/openwin/lib /usr/lib /usr/local/lib/X11 /home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/Environment/Tcl832/lib/tclblend1.2.6 /home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/Environment/Tcl832/lib/TclPro1.4 

This error means that libjava.so could not be loaded. You likely need to include the
java runtime dir where libjava.so lives in the LD_LIBRARY_PATH. Could you try
using the jtclsh script that gets installed and see if that works for you? It should
set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH for you.

cheers
Mo

[tcljava-user] TclBlend on Solaris

[Dunne, H. <hd...@Ci...>]

TclBlend refuses to load on Solaris. I've triple-checked that my environment is correct and the libtclblend.so file exists in the directory I'm pointing to. Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks in advance.

% set tclblend_init debug
debug
% package require java

called loadtclblend "/home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/Environment/Tcl832/lib/tclblend1.2.6"
tclblend_shlib is libtclblend.so
found tclblend.jar at /home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/Environment/Tcl832/lib/tclblend1.2.6/tclblend.jar
found tcljava.jar at /home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/Environment/Tcl832/lib/tclblend1.2.6/tcljava.jar
prepending /home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/Environment/Tcl832/lib/tclblend1.2.6/tclblend.jar onto env(CLASSPATH)
prepending /home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/Environment/Tcl832/lib/tclblend1.2.6/tcljava.jar onto env(CLASSPATH)
before jar prepend env(CLASSPATH) was "/home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/Environment/Tcl832/lib/tclblend1.2.6/tcljava.jar:/home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/Environment/Tcl832/lib/tclblend1.2.6/tclblend.jar:/home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/TAT/Java/bin/TAT.jar:/home4/svtuser/Hugh/j2sdk1_3_1_09/jre/lib/rt.jar:/home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/TAT/Java/IDLjars/v3_0/IDL.jar:/home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/Environment/3rdParty/jdom/jdomv4.zip:/home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/Environment/3rdParty/apache/xerces.jar:/home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/Environment/3rdParty/inprise/vbjorb.jar:."
after  jar prepend env(CLASSPATH) was "/home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/Environment/Tcl832/lib/tclblend1.2.6/tcljava.jar:/home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/Environment/Tcl832/lib/tclblend1.2.6/tclblend.jar:/home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/TAT/Java/bin/TAT.jar:/home4/svtuser/Hugh/j2sdk1_3_1_09/jre/lib/rt.jar:/home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/TAT/Java/IDLjars/v3_0/IDL.jar:/home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/Environment/3rdParty/jdom/jdomv4.zip:/home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/Environment/3rdParty/apache/xerces.jar:/home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/Environment/3rdParty/inprise/vbjorb.jar:."
full error message is ""load libtclblend.so" failed:
 couldn't load file "libtclblend.so": ld.so.1: wish: fatal: libjava.so: open failed: No such file or directory
currently, the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable includes these directories:
/usr/openwin/lib /usr/lib /usr/local/lib/X11 /home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/Environment/Tcl832/lib/tclblend1.2.6 /home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/Environment/Tcl832/lib/TclPro1.4 

Unix users should note that the most common cause of problems loading TclBlend is not having the proper environment variables set. Please use the jtclsh startup that was created and installed during the source compilation step. The jtclsh script will automatically  set all the needed environment variables for you."
"load libtclblend.so" failed:
 couldn't load file "libtclblend.so": ld.so.1: wish: fatal: libjava.so: open failed: No such file or directory
currently, the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable includes these directories:
/usr/openwin/lib /usr/lib /usr/local/lib/X11 /home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/Environment/Tcl832/lib/tclblend1.2.6 /home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/Environment/Tcl832/lib/TclPro1.4 

Unix users should note that the most common cause of problems loading TclBlend is not having the proper environment variables set. Please use the jtclsh startup that was created and installed during the source compilation step. The jtclsh script will automatically  set all the needed environment variables for you.
% file exists /home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/Environment/Tcl832/lib/tclblend1.2.6/libtclblend.so
1
% set env(PATH)
/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/ucb:/etc:/usr/local/bin:/usr/openwin/bin:/usr/ccs/bin:/usr/sbin:/cae/tools/frame5.5/bin:/home4/svtuser/bin:.:/cae/tools/cadence/tools.sun4v/bin:/home4/svtuser/p4bin:/cae/tools/lsf/solaris/bin:/opt/CIENA/ON-Center/Bridge/Bridge2.2.5.cn149905/bin:/space/marben/osi/bin:/home4/svtuser/Hugh/j2sdk1_3_1_09/jre/bin:/home4/svtuser/Hugh/j2sdk1_3_1_09/jre/bin/sparc/native_threads:/home4/svtuser/Perforce/SVT/TestAutomation/Environment/Tcl832/lib/tclblend1.2.6
% 

[tcljava-user] WebSphere Jacl Interface.

[Patrick F. <pfi...@oz...>]

Looking at developing Tcl GUI for IBM WebSphere administration which has 
a jacl interface.  Has anyone tried this?

For those of you who are interested........

The Jacl interface works by feeding the tcl script as a parameter to the 
IBM Jacl implementation "com.ibm.ejs.sm.ejscp.WscpShell".

E.G.

C:>call WSCP -f d:\scripts\tcl\startserver.tcl

WSCP consists of :

@echo off
setlocal

call "%~dp0setupCmdLine.bat"

set EXT=-x com.ibm.ejs.sm.ejscp.RemoteExtension
set EXT=%EXT% -x com.ibm.ejs.sm.ejscp.ContextExtension
set EXT=%EXT% -x com.ibm.ejs.sm.ejscp.DrAdminExtension
set EXT=%EXT% -x com.ibm.ejs.sm.ejscp.EjscpExtension
set EXT=%EXT% -x com.ibm.ejs.sm.ejscp.PmiServiceExtension
set EXT=%EXT% -x com.ibm.ejs.sm.ejscp.SecurityConfigExtension
set EXT=%EXT% -x com.ibm.ejs.sm.ejscp.SecurityRoleAssignmentExtension

REM This must be the last command executed so that ERRORLEVEL is set
REM correctly on exit.
%JAVA_HOME%\bin\java %WSCPCLIENTSAS% -Dserver.root=%WAS_HOME% 
-Dws.ext.dirs=%WAS_EXT_DIRS% -classpath %WAS_CLASSPATH%  
com.ibm.ws.bootstrap.WSLauncher com.ibm.ejs.sm.ejscp.WscpShell %EXT% %*

endlocal

[tcljava-user] Still pipelines...

[Jean G. P. <jea...@st...>]

...but I'm not 100% sure this problem is related to Jacl.

Basically, in a JSP page (or Java class..) i declare an Interp, and then, later, an exec command is called:
interp.eval("exec /bin/tclsh onetclscript");
This onetclscript performs some operations and calls mynamespace::myproc

Inside myproc, there is also an exec command:
exec oneCSHscript param1 param2 >& $mylogfile

oneCSHscript is executed thanks to /bin/csh, but any pipeline ("|") inside this script causes a Segmentation Fault (and a core dump). However, IO redirection (>, >>, <, or whatever) works. In another environment, where the only difference is that there is no Java nor Jacl, it works fine.

Any clue??

Thanks in advance,

Jean

Re: [tcljava-user] Regsub...

[Mo D. <md...@un...>]

On Mon, 06 Oct 2003 15:10:24 +0200
Jean Gilles Pujol <jea...@st...> wrote:

> Hello, 
> 
> It seems I'm the main question provider those days...
> 
> Hope this one is relevant.
> I've seen in the diffs.txt that the Tcl regsub command was fully implemented.
> 
> However, i run into a problem when I try the following in a jacl shell:
> 
> regsub -all {('.*?')} $mystring {{\1}} mystring
> 
> it returns: "couldn't compile regular expression pattern: nested *?+"
> 
> With tclsh the above command works perfectly...

I think this has to do with the pre 8.3 regexp vs 8.3 and newer regexp.
Jacl supports only the pre 8.3 regexp while tclsh from 8.3 and newer
supports a more perl like regexp package.

cheers
Mo