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Hi Seasiders,<br><br>Thank you for the response to the question of where to get the <br>Seaside sources.<br><br>Here is a little more about Redline Smalltalk for the Java Virtual Machine.<br><br>1. It compiles Smalltalk to Java ByteCode directly, which runs on the Java Virtual Machine.<br>2. I can debug through Smalltalk source using a Java debugger. Smalltalk source code<br> is shown and you can set break points etc.<br>3. Each Smalltalk class source is saved in a .st file and compiled to a .class file.<br> No single image file, no filing in or out.<br>4. You can call Java from Smalltalk and your Smalltalk classes can be called from Java.<br><br>Things I am planning (to be available on initial release):<br><br>5. There is an Eclipse plugin being developed, so you can use this powerful and free<br> IDE to develop Smalltalk.<br>6. There will be a port of Seaside that will run on the Java Jetty Server.<br>7. There will be support for Maven/Ivy and other mechanisms to automatically find, load<br> and install dependencies.<br>8. There will be an interactive command line<br>9. There will be database integration through JDBC (no more database driver hell)<br><br>Possible:<br><br>10: Gemstone or Object database support.<br><br>My blog is here: http://www.jamesladdcode.com<br>You can follow me on twitter http://twitter.com/jamesladd<br>but Smalltalk stuff is http://twitter.com/smalltalkjvm<br><br>Rgs, James.<br><br><br> <br /><hr />Meet singles at ninemsn dating <a href='http://clk.atdmt.com/NMN/go/150855801/direct/01/' target='_new'>Looking for a great date?</a></body>
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