[Seaside] newbie question

[j s]

Hi,

Thank you for responding.  The link that you provided
has some very valuable information.
I am only trying to understand the given example.
If that is the simplest program possible, why does it 
not work?  Is there some setup code that needs to be 
executed?  Maybe I do not have Squeak configured 
properly. 

regards

js:)




Hi:

First, I must say that I'm a newbie also. Anyway I
will try to help.

You are looking the paper related to the Seaside
Design, Kernel section. I
think that could be more useful try with the Tutorial:
"A Walk on the
Seaside". You can see several working examples and
figure out easily how to
develop a "Hello World" example.

Also, Avi Bryant has wroted a mail explaining me more
things that was VERY
useful for me. I've put that mail at the Seaside swiki
in:
http://swiki.squeakfoundation.org/sea/62

HTH

Regards.

-------------------------------
Germán S. Arduino
http://gsa.swiki.net
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----- Original Message -----
From: j s
To: seaside at lists.squeakfoundation.org
Sent: Saturday, February 22, 2003 4:17 AM
Subject: [Seaside] newbie question


Hi, I am trying to understand more about the Seaside
application.  In the
Seaside Borges webpage, there is an paragraph as
follows
------------------------------------------------------------------------
As a quick example, here is the simplest possible
Seaside application:

WAApplication named: 'hello' do:
  [:session |
  session respond: [:response | response nextPutAll:
'Hello world!']]

Making a call to WAApplication class>>named:do:
associates an application
name with a one-parameter block. When a request is
first made for that
application name to the Seaside server, a new
WASession object will be
created and passed into the block. In this case, the
application simply
generates a single response and then exits.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------
If I evaluate the example the I get an error   "
named:do:  not understood "
I traced through the WACounter example but it appears
to do its job in a
slightly different way.
Thank you for any help.





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