You got the LightXmlRpc package created on SqueakMap ok.  Now you just
need to create a new Release.

This documentation for how to do this is up-to-date:

    http://wiki.squeak.org/squeak/779



On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 11:15 PM, 강진오 <jinoh67 at gmail.com> wrote:
> I tried to upload package to SqueakMap, but I couldn't find my package.
> I uploaded the package though both map.squeak.org and Universe Editor.
> The editor accepted my package, but I couldn't upload a release to my
> map.squeak.org.
> and I couldn't see the packages in SqueakMap Catalog.
> What happend?
> My map.squeak.org id is KJO. and the description of the package is:
>
>
> LightXmlRpc
>
> Summary: An light package (only client) that enables access to XML-RPC and
> MetaWebLog
> Author: Kang Jin-oh
> Owner: Kang Jin-oh (KJO)
> Co-maintainers: <None>
> Categories:
>
> Squeak - The official distribution of Squeak.
> Non official package - Just a package for Squeak, no community guarantees.
> :)
> Squeak4.3 - To be released
> Development tools - Add-on development tools for Squeak.
> Squeak3.10 - Released 11 May 2008
> SqueakL + MIT - Dual licensed under both SqueakL and MIT. This enables both
> base Squeak inclusion and 100% reuse. Recommended prior to 4.0.
> Squeak versions - List of official Squeak versions to indicate
> compatibility.
> Squeak4.1 - Released 18th april 2010.
> Stable - Useable by all. Bugs are rare.
> Squeak4.0 - Released 15 Mar 2010
> Squeak4.2 - Released February 11th, 2011
> MIT - The MIT license is like BSD without the advertising clause. As free as
> it gets, suitable for cross Smalltalk 100% reuse. The recommended license
> for Squeak since the 4.0 release.
>
>
> Homepage:
> PackageInfo name: LightXmlRpcClient
> RSS feed:
>
> Description:
>
> An light and simple xml rpc client that supports XML-RPC.
> This package only supports for client, but may support server later.
> Supports SSL if you install Cryptography package and SSL package.
>
> Note:
> This is made by one people, and does not support official community. so try
> it by yourself.
>
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>
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