Path specification for Swiki server (was Re: Swiki PWS)
John Fletcher
J.P.Fletcher at aston.ac.uk
Fri Oct 30 10:17:20 UTC 1998
I want to cross post this to PWS list as well (without helpint he
title this time)
I have been trying to set up a Squeak 2.2 swiki, and the crucial
problem for me is in the phrase:
then modify the path
because I can't find the rules which explain whhow to describe my
path. One example says
^ 'Home Plate:ETSqueak1.31b:Server:'
My location is c:\squeak_2.2\server in PC terms but everything I
tried gave an error message.
Please will someone supply step by step instructions which do not
assume knowledge of Squeak. I will willingly offer to test them out
and offer feedback.
I teach numerical methods and process control theory to undergraduate
students. I know how tricky it is with jargon I know, I forget I
didn't know it!
Thanks
John
> From: rapp at lmr.com (L. M. Rappaport)
> To: squeak at cs.uiuc.edu
> Subject: Swiki PWS
> Date: Thu, 29 Oct 1998 21:46:08 GMT
> Organization: L. M. Rappaport & Associates, Inc.
> Reply-to: rapp at lmr.com
> Having been inspired by the "Birds of a Feather" session at OOPSLA in
> Vancouver, my associate and I decided to setup a swiki server at our
> company to provide a place to discuss the experience.
>
> There is an addition to the instructions that might help others. When
> you click on the link for how to setup, it tells you to get the page
> from Mark's site, then modify the path, then PWS initializeAll, and
> then SwikiAction setUp:.. That's fine, but it doesn't start the
> server! We started it by PWS serveOnPort: 80 loggingTo: 'Squeak.log'.
> Assuming that's correct (it does seem to work), that final, critical
> step should be added to the instructions.
>
>
> Larry
> --
> rapp at lmr.com
>
>
>
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