mmm.. nope, wouldn't work.. i hit it's heap size limit :|.. just wondering, why wouldn't it work with clisp? lol. thanks alot :D -- www.programer.name - my own personal blog : )

hi, when i go to http://localhost/tbnl/test/test.lisp, i just get a TBNL Default Page, is that wat i suppose to get? since when i look in the source, i see alot of different stuff, wayy too complicated to be generating that simple page :|.. am i missing something here? -- www.programer.name - my own personal blog : )

hi.... i looked through the test program, understand most of it :D mmm.. however, i am still hopelessly lost when trying to write a simple program, prob just my new experience with lisp, but, is there any tutorials online that'll bring you through the construction of a simple lisp web application? i donno if allegroserve is almost the same as tbnl + apache, but i read alot of stuff about it in Practical Common Lisp.. However, i can't seem to get allegroserve to work for me.. i'm running the following packages for lisp web applications: cl-base64-3.3.1 cl-ppcre-1.2.1 cl-who-0.4.4 kmrcl-1.78 md5-1.8.5 tbnl-0.3.10 url-rewrite i've read about uncommon web, don't quite get what's good about it :| and considers to use clsql for database (since i have been using mysql for 2 years, thought wouldn't be too hard to transfer my knowledge..), though reading Paul Graham's book, he said we should be just using flat files to store infomation.. i've went on <http://bknr.net/> multiple times, though i don't get what they are doing.. mmm.. you told me to google for alternative ways of persisting data, though i tried multiple terms, turned up with not much helpful results, terms have tried "lisp web applications", "lisp + persist data", "lisp + web + data"... what terms do you suggest? thanks alot for your help :D -- www.programer.name - my own personal blog : )