seaside-dev October 2019

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Dynamic WAMimeDocument
by Philippe Marschall 28 Oct '19

28 Oct '19

Hello For my demo at Smalltalk WebCamp I needed a web "resource" (image) whose contents are generated dynamically. I solved this using a dynamic mime document that takes a block which produces the contents on demand. Have some of you had similar requirements at one point? How did you solve it? Would this be generally useful? Some of the things I struggled with: - equality with WAMimeDocument is tricky as the full contents have to be produced - rather than having to produce the full contents it would sometimes be useful to get access to the stream of the response and write to this instead Cheers Philippe

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Seaside issue #785 RESTful URL route caching
by tim Rowledge 22 Oct '19

22 Oct '19

I just stumbled across a fun problem that I hope someone can help me work around. When using RESTful stuff (Seaside on VW 8.3 or thereabouts) with an image set to be headless and no-sources I hit a curious place where scanning for the route(s) involves parsing the sources (that I don't have connected) in order to find argument names. There is also an apparent option to cache the routes - presumably meaning that at some development stage I should be able to pickle the list of possible url to method mappings. However, it doesn't appear to be supported by any means other than editing the #shouldCacheRoutes method which seems to me to be an indication that this is not very supported. Does anyone remember anything about this that might help? Is/was there an expectation that deployed systems would have the routes cached before deployment? Any code that I haven't found that is meant for setting this up? tim -- tim Rowledge; tim(a)rowledge.org; http://www.rowledge.org/tim We can rescue a hostage or bankrupt a system. Now, what would you like us to do?

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seaside-dev October 2019