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| − | + | '''NAME''' | |
| − | + | : ns_register_adp - Register an adp file for a method/URL combination | |
| − | + | '''SYNOPSIS''' | |
| − | ns_register_adp | + | : '''ns_register_adp''' ''?-noinherit? method URL adpfile'' |
| − | Both registered ADP pages, and registered procedures will be called irregardless of to original requested target existing or not. | + | '''DESCRIPTION''' |
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| + | :Similar to Registered Procedures, all requests to a particular URL can be captured but in this situation processing can be performed by an ADP file. Giving additional functionality of being able to make changes a lot more rapidly. | ||
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| + | :This also provides a method of making view controls at ADP level rather than at TCL level, which keeps development at an appropriately abstracted level. | ||
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| + | :Example: | ||
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| + | ns_register_adp GET /myurl/* d:/pages/myadp.adp | ||
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| + | :Both registered ADP pages, and registered procedures will be called irregardless of to original requested target existing or not. | ||
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| + | [[Category:Documentation]] [[Category:Core Tcl API]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:17, 4 October 2009
NAME
- ns_register_adp - Register an adp file for a method/URL combination
SYNOPSIS
- ns_register_adp ?-noinherit? method URL adpfile
DESCRIPTION
- Similar to Registered Procedures, all requests to a particular URL can be captured but in this situation processing can be performed by an ADP file. Giving additional functionality of being able to make changes a lot more rapidly.
- This also provides a method of making view controls at ADP level rather than at TCL level, which keeps development at an appropriately abstracted level.
- Example:
ns_register_adp GET /myurl/* d:/pages/myadp.adp
- Both registered ADP pages, and registered procedures will be called irregardless of to original requested target existing or not.
