Apache Rivet

## Apache Rivet

### The Rivet Team

The Apache Software Foundation

`<rivet-dev@tcl.apache.org>`

Copyright © 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 Apache Software Foundation

List of Examples

1. Hello World
2. Generate a Table
3. Variable Access
4. File Upload
5. File Download
6. XML Messages and Ajax
7. A Calendar Utility

Document revision: $Revision: 1518826 $, last modified 2013-09-30 17:04:49+02:00$ by $Author: mxmanghi $.

## Introduction to Apache Rivet

Apache Rivet is a system for creating dynamic web content via a programming language integrated with Apache Web Server. It is designed to be fast, powerful and extensible, consume few system resources, be easy to learn, and to provide the user with a platform that can also be used for other programming tasks outside the web (GUI's, system administration tasks, text processing, database manipulation, XML, and so on). In order to meet these goals, we have chosen the Tcl programming language to combine with the Apache Web Server.

In this manual, we aim to help get you started, and then writing productive code as quickly as possible, as well as giving you ideas on how to best take advantage of Rivet's architecture to create different styles of web site.

This documentation is focused on the current version of Rivet, but still a work in progress, and, like everything else about Apache Rivet, it is Free Software. If you see something that needs improving, and have ideas or suggestions, don't hesitate to let us know. If you want to contribute directly, better yet!

### Acknowledgements

Rivet 2.1.0 comes with relevant contributions provided by Harald Oehlmann (page RivetEntitites, new command ::rivet::http_accept and bugfixes), Cyril Shtumf (important bugfixes) and Jeff Lawson (who introduced the shorthand syntax for string output)

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