GnuTSP Servlet

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Last Update: 2013-04-25

Servlet, like GnuJSP, but interprets embedded TCL commands. Use tcl for string processing and java for jdbc/beans/packages. Includes TCL API for server side scripting. Can be used to convert Storyserver apps. Side note, has a jsp utility library.

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