tclsoap+tclhttpd problems

[Paul Juliano]

I am doing some soap services via tclsoap+tclhttpd as discussed in
http://www.gamon.org//Profession/TCL/TCL-TclHttpdWebServices.htm

However, when I do some changes inside my remote proc, the changes
does not reflect right away when I test them via tclsh. Restarting the
tclhttpd server does not help.

I am using the latest versions (not cvs though) of tclsoap & tclhttpd.

--Paul

[Scott Gamon]

Hi Paul. I realize this is small comfort for you, but it works
correctly on my system. Perhaps you could post more details?

Scott

[Paul Juliano]

Hi Scott,

I found out what was causing the problem. I am using emacs as an
editor, and when i make some changes on the /cgi-bin/soap directory,
it creates a backup file with the same name, but with a ~ at the end
(for example i am editing hello.tcl, it will create hello.tcl~ as a
backup file). It looks like the backup file is also loaded or sourced
when I test my remote proc, so changes are not happening immediately.
I've erased all *~ files, and things are ok now.

--Paul

sga...@yahoo.com (Scott Gamon) wrote in message news:<b3187332.03060...@posting.google.com>...

[Pat Thoyts]

pa...@edsamail.com (Paul Juliano) writes:

>Hi Scott,
>
>I found out what was causing the problem. I am using emacs as an
>editor, and when i make some changes on the /cgi-bin/soap directory,
>it creates a backup file with the same name, but with a ~ at the end
>(for example i am editing hello.tcl, it will create hello.tcl~ as a
>backup file). It looks like the backup file is also loaded or sourced
>when I test my remote proc, so changes are not happening immediately.
>I've erased all *~ files, and things are ok now.

I've recorded this as a bug. We'll try to avoid this in future.

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