Mani> I am wondering if I can use scotty's http server command to
Mani> implement SNMP to HTML translation. What I've in mind is that I
Mani> am planning to write an scotty application that should display
Mani> all snmp mibs from an snmp agent in the web browser. So, I want
Mani> the scotty's http server to handover the requests that it gets
Mani> from the browser client and send responses to the client which
Mani> I've asked to send. Is this possible to do with http commands?
Yes, its possible. However, the http command has been removed from
3.0.X since there is a better http client side implementation in the
Tcl core. On the http server side, there is a httpd written in Tcl
available from Scriptics.
Mani> If anyone has done this, I would appreciate if you could kindly
Mani> show some examples.
The Tcl http server from Scriptics can be used together with the
scotty package. I have seen a neat demo on one of the Tcl workshops
where showed SNMP information in a Web browser collected by the Tcl
http server.
Juergen
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