[squeak-dev] Re: Seaside support in Squeak (Re: My Own Squeak Direction)

Ken G. Brown kbrown at mac.com
Thu Nov 19 22:14:00 UTC 2009


>From http://code.google.com/p/pharo/issues/detail?id=1398 :

>Torsten.... at astares.de, Nov 03, 2009
>Seaside could also be loaded using the following gofer script (which also loads
>Comanche). So this would fix the issue
>
>loadSeaside30
>	[ self gofer new
>        squeaksource: 'Seaside30';
>        addPackage: 'LoadOrderTests';
>        load ]
>                valueSupplyingAnswers: {
>                        {'Load Seaside'. true}.
>                        {'SqueakSource User Name'. ''}.
>                        {'SqueakSource Password'. ''}.
>                        {'Run tests'. false}.
>                }.
>
>   	"Set up to development environment (enables seaside web toolbar) "
>	(self environment at: #WAAdmin) applicationDefaults
>		addParent: (self environment at: #WADevelopmentConfiguration)
>instance.
>	
>	(self environment at: #WASqueakServerAdaptorBrowser) open

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With some sleuthing looking in LoadOrderTests-SeasideLoadOrderTests, method category packages, that should give a jump start to the Seaside load instructions for Squeak.

Ken G. Brown



At 12:41 PM -0800 11/19/09, Randal L. Schwartz apparently wrote:
> >>>>> "Chris" == Chris Cunnington <smalltalktelevision at gmail.com> writes:
>
>Chris> There coming along great. We want to give Julian a link to a page on
>Chris> squeak.org with Seaside installation instructions. Which Seaside, and
>Chris> from where, is something I'm going to need to know. builder.seaside.st?
>Chris> Isn't that going to become incompatible?
>
>There should be instructions for installing production Seaside (2.8)
>as well as the dev Seaside (3.0).  For the latter, describe how
>to create the file-in file and use it, by pointing at builder.seaside.st.
>
>As for versions of Squeak, the instructions should presume both 3.10.2, and
>Squeak-trunk, with caveats that either or both of -trunk and/or 3.0 Seaside
>might be broken for short periods of time, and at some point, 3.10.2 might
>*not* necessarily work with 3.0 Seaside after some future release.
>
>Chris> I'd like to elect myself dictator of official instructions and
>Chris> videos. We'd create a text page on squeak.org and link to a resource
>Chris> housing screncasts such as YouTube. So we have a YouTube channel where
>Chris> the official getting-started-with-Squeak videos are.
>
>We have a Vimeo Squeak area, which can support longer videos than youtube.
>I think you're already a member there, but if not, just ask to join.
>
>Chris> They'd be official because the Squeak board has seen them and signed
>Chris> off on them.
>
>At this point, what the SOB is doing is empowering a "Squeak Seaside Support
>Team", which *you* have now volunteered to lead until you aren't. :)
>
>What we're signing off on is *you*, not each action you and your team members
>take.  Of course, like any team, the SOB acting on the behalf of the community
>might meddle, but let's first start by trusting that you'll do the right
>thing.
>
>Having said that, I'll be following this closely as well.
>
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