[Seaside] Seaside application hangs on file upload

Andreas Nilsson wahboh at mac.com
Tue Sep 21 12:00:07 CEST 2004


Seems like a good idea to have a webserver that you can modify as you  
wish to fit Seaside better.
It would also be somewhat easier for new users to just install Seaside  
from SqueakMap and press play, without having to care about the  
webserver.
Whatever external web server you use it will always hold the project  
back since they will never move as fast as Seaside and it takes time  
and energy to coordinate changes and report bugs.
Why not just pick the project that's in best shape (Kom or Swazoo) and  
integrate it?

At least that's one side of the coin, I'm sure someone else will step  
up and provide the other side ;)

/Adde

On 2004-09-21, at 11.47, Avi Bryant wrote:

>
> On Sep 21, 2004, at 4:14 AM, Colin Curtin wrote:
>
>> The times that I have had it hang on me, I found that the SocketStream
>> (in Kom) was stuck on #upToAll: which, out of the box, is horrendously
>> inefficient. Hopefully it's been fixed by now.
>
> Kom is essentially unmaintained right now, since Stephen is busy with  
> other things - so there hasn't been any new release for that to be  
> fixed in.  However, there was a fix posted on this list a while back:
>
> http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/pipermail/seaside/2004-April/ 
> 002719.html
>
> If anyone's having trouble with uploads I would try applying that fix  
> first.
>
> There's definitely an open question of what we should do about Kom -  
> unless Stephen steps in to say that he's suddenly got a lot more time  
> to be an active maintainer, we need to either:
>
> a) fork a version of Kom for use with Seaside, and start releasing  
> updated versions again
> b) heavily patch Kom from within the Seaside package
> c) move to Swazoo as the default Seaside webserver - to try this,  
> install Swazoo-HTTP and Swazoo-Listener from SqueakMap and evaluate  
> "SeasideSwazoo startOn: 9090".  I don't think this solution is quite  
> ready for prime time yet, but it probably wouldn't be that hard to  
> fill in the holes (one of which, IIRC, happens to be file  
> uploading...).
>
> Thoughts?
> Avi
>
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