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Abstract
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      This demo shows how to write a simple Tcl extension in Java.  
      The SimpleExtension contains one Tcl command, "sayhello",
      which returns the string "Hello World!" when invoked.

Why Bother?
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      The purpose of this demo is to acquaint the user with a Jacl
      interface mechanism.

Running the Demo
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      Start either the Jacl Shell or the tclsh with the Tcl Blend library 
      loaded.

      Load the SimpleExtension into the interperter by typing	
      "java::load -classpath . SimpleExtension"
      
      Now you can execute the "sayhello" command.

Source Files
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    * SimpleExtension.java
    * SayhelloCmd.java
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