| java.lang.Object
 sunlabs.brazil.tcl.TclFilter
| TclFilter | | public class TclFilter implements Filter(Code) | | Filter for writing Filters in tcl
Run a tcl startup script when the handler is initialized.
anytime a request is made, call the respond callback
in the tcl code, which is provided with the
sunlabs.brazil.server.Request object as an argument.
This provides a bare-bones tcl interface. The startup script
should provide a friendlier interface.
This handler requires that tcljava.jar and jacl.jar
jar files (both available
)here.
If you need Tcl's regular expressions, you will also need
oro.jar, available at the location above.
The following server properties are used:
- script
- The name of the TCL file sourced on startup.
The
TclFilter.init parameters are made available as the global
variables
prefix and server.
author:
Stephen Uhler
version:
%V% TclHandler.java |
| init | | public boolean init(Server server, String prefix)(Code) | | extract the filter properties.
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| respond | | public boolean respond(Request request)(Code) | | We don't need to look at the request.
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| shouldFilter | | public boolean shouldFilter(Request request, MimeHeaders headers)(Code) | | For now, only filter text/html. This restriction will be
lifted once I figure out how
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