Hi guys, I have a similar question.

So far, I developed a set of software components using XOTcl. These components are deployed in a (third-party) C application equipped with a Tcl interpreter.

Now project requirements are changing and they asked me to migrate the whole framework to Java(!). I was then looking for a simple migration path that would allow me: 1. to execute the code (as possible) as is in a Java environment 2. to progressively substitute XOTcl Classes with Java ones (the way I used XOTcl mostly resemble Java paradigms, so I don't expect a hard translation process)

What would you suggest? I gave a look to Jacl, but it seems to me that I won't be able to run XOTcl code unless a Jacl XOTcl extension exist.

After Stefan answer, I also gave a look to Frag. Am I wrong, or the underlying idea of Frag is to run Java code from a Tcl shell? Do things work the other way round? Is Frag a porting of XOTcl or does it only use a similar programming paradigm?

Thank you very much for your help and hope this is not too much off topic.

n.

On Gio, 5 Giugno 2008 12:25 pm, Stefan Sobernig wrote:

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BTW, have you or somebody else already considered to make an XOTcl implementation for Jacl (Tcl on Java)?

Well, there is a cool piece of (on-going) work which is an amalgam of Tcl/XOTcl + Hecl/Jacl, mastered by Uwe Zdun:

see http://frag.sourceforge.net/