World: r3wp

So Rugby runs as a server on its own port and I'd have to poke a 
hole in my firewall?

yes

Damn--Rugby is cool.

Rugby has an async mode so you could emulate this Ajax concept if 
you wished as well.

Rebol kills me.  The deeper you look, the more you find.  You wonder 
why more people aren't aware of it.  After playing with Rugby a bit, 
I don't think I'll write another personal cgi app again.

Note also that rugby runs as a daemon so you would usually have to 
run your own web server.

I guess Rebol/LNS would replace Rugby in the future if it ever gets 
released.

I'm already running a webserver, so it's no big deal.  If the connections 
are encrypted, I don't mind having the extra port open.

http://www.compkarori.com/portal/

is one application I'm running.

Nice.  Simple, small download, response, etc.

response == responsive

The only problem I have noted is that occasionally my application 
goes crazy memory wise, and cpu jumps to max .. which fortunately 
can only be 50% on a hyperthreaded pentium 4 cpu :) 

I think the problem may be with Rebol and ODBC, and will try to port 
to Postgresql and use Dockimbels driver instead of odbc.

Graham: I just tested some of my scripts with rebcmd2512531.exe and 
so far it seems, that  the problems with odbc and catch seems to 
be gone. I am really curious, if that would cure your problem too.

Oh ?? I must try this :)

But I don't think there's a comparable version of encap ?

Hmm.  Latest rebcmdview was 30-Jul-2004 :(

Ok, I have removed the view components from my server, and will now 
see if odbc works without going crazy.  Trouble is, it may take some 
weeks before this happens :(

Some weeks in real time or some weeks in  a test environment.

I log every action and message of my servers, so that I can play 
them again in a shorter time, but in the same sequence.

Weeks in real time.  I had not thought of logging every action .. 
though I do run a log for some things.

Is there any sense to run rebol cgi scripts via php with readfile("http://server.com/cgi-bin/myscript.r")?
Better option for "nice" url's?

OK - got it - virtual() sends request to server - so:
virtual("cgi-bin/myscript.r");

It's been asked before, but does anyone know what happened to Shlik?

Is Vanilla now again the only viable web framework for REBOL?

Magic!

Cheynne with RSP

I'm just looking at it, but my French is way lacking :-(

see english translation on RIT site

Oh, good

Yes, the information has been encoded on the main site with a compression 
format (French) for which you don't have a decompression utility.

The Cheyenne page says that it's not released?

:-)

It's not released .. but ask politely, and you can get a copy

I've been running Cheyenne for a year now??

Is it included in the Magic! release?

Nope.

ask dockimbel.

He has implemented a version of RSP inside Cheyenne

Cheyenne is used to provide web access to my Uniservel based mail 
server.

But it's also for Apache, I see?

Yes.

Thanks

Magic! looks pretty good. Do you know how much the 2.5.3 docs are 
outdated for the 3.1 release?

No, I've never used Magic myself .. just read the docs.

Magic? Is English documentation available? If not, then it is not 
of a much general use ...

then only suitable concept for me was Temple ... but it was not finished 
yet ...

vide supra.

what is vide supra?

v.s.

how many templating concepts do we have now? Let'S sum it up? I do 
remember shlik.org RSP, Magic! and Maxim planned something too, no?

what is v.s.? :-)