seaside June 2006

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RE: [Seaside] Database Integration
by Ramon Leon 01 Jun '06

01 Jun '06

> Still, it seems that a separate dB would provide a nice way > of accessing different types of data, large quantity of data, > and a good backup system. > Am I wrong in thinking this? Let's say you need to store > audio data and/or video data. This can become quite large. > > What architecture are you suggesting when you recommend object dBs? > > brad Personally, I use Goods, check out the following tutorials on the matter... http://www.shaffer-consulting.com/david/Seaside/SeasideAndGOODS/ http://www.techgame.net/projects/Seaside/wiki/UsingGOODS There is also, OmniBase, and Magma. Goods and Magma are server based, OmniBase is file based. I never quite got OmniBases tamed for Seaside due to it's multiversion concurrency control and sharing objects between transactions, but I know others have. Magma worked great, as simple as Goods, but was too new at the time; I chose Goods instead. Things may have changed since then.

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RE: [Seaside] serve jpg image files from form objects
by Bany, Michel 01 Jun '06

01 Jun '06

> asMIMEDocument > | aStream | > aStream _ (RWBinaryOrTextStream on: ''). > JPEGReadWriter putForm: (self asFormOfDepth: self depth) onStream: aStream. > ^MIMEDocument contentType: 'image/jpeg' content: aStream contents I think you should use JPEGReadWriter2 rather than JPEGReadWriter.

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RE: [Seaside] Database Integration
by Ramon Leon 01 Jun '06

01 Jun '06

> another, this is kind of important. As far as I can tell, at > least, Seaside leaves the issue unaddressed. Is that because > Smalltalk apps are less likely to *use* databases or because > of capabilities built into Squeak/Smalltalk that can be taken > advantage of without having to put more code into Seaside or > is it in the planning stages or what? > > Dan Bingo.... you can run directly on the image and never "need" a database at all, rails wouldn't work without a database. Even when using a database, object databases tend to be par for the course, rather than relational, so it still feels like running right out of the image and the db stuff is out of the way.

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RE: [Seaside] Getting Started Recipe
by Ramon Leon 01 Jun '06

01 Jun '06

> > Before I spend a bunch of time that only duplicates the work > of others, I wanted to do a reality check. > > Is there anywhere a step-by-step recipe for how to get > started and build a "core" Seaside Web app? I think I'm > closing in on a process (there are probably lots of > approaches, of course) based on reading Lukas Renggli's > wonderful but necessarily sparse slide-based tutorial, and > I'm about to test it by building my first from-scratch > Seaside app this weekend. As a person is first a writer, then > a coder, I tend to take careful notes during the development > process with the idea that a written procedure might be > helpful to others. > > But if this stuff is already done somewhere (if so, where?) > or if it seems to the community like this is pretty obvious > stuff and I'm beating a live seahorse (sorry for the mixed > metaphor), I'll just go on my merry way. > > Seaside, by the way, is awesome! > > Dan Even if someone else had already done it, I'm sure no one would mind another tutorial. Please share anything you have with the community, documentation is always welcome.

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[Q] Formatted XHTML
by Günther Schmidt 01 Jun '06

01 Jun '06

Hi all, is it possible to get indented, formatted XHTML source code output from Seaside? Günther

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