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web-browser at that script.
Run the hello-world program as SCGI like this:
>
wapptclsh main.tcl --scgi 9000
Then configure your web-server to send SCGI requests to TCL port 9000
for some specific URI, and point your web-browser at that URI.
Then configure your web-server to send SCGI requests to TCP port 9000
for some specific URI, and point your web-browser at that URI. By
default, the web-server must be on the same machine as the wapp script.
The --scgi option only accepts SCGI requests from IP address 127.0.0.1.
If your webserver is running on a different machine, use the --remote-scgi
option instead, probably with a --fromip option to specify the IP address
of the machine that is running the webserver.
1.2 Using Plain Old Tclsh
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Wapp applications are pure TCL code. You can run them using an ordinary
"tclsh" command if desired, instead of the "wapptclsh" shown above. We
normally use "wapptclsh" for the following reasons:
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