Craig,
thanks for your answer.
Craig Latta wrote:
Hi Stephan--
...FileServer>>initialize...
Oops; FileServer's definition says it wants to use a pool dictionary called "FileServerCommands", but that should be "RemoteFileStreamCommands" (as defined by FileClient).
So they go to Undeclared:
Undeclared keys a Set(#utterFailure #failure #mustBePresent #close #ok #DebuggingLog #position #noClobber #Timestamp #clientStreams #commit #open #wait #HTTPClient #isWriteable #clobber #CR #TFTPCorrespondent #temporaryFailure #HTMLParser #tellMeMore #RandomNumberStream #Expression #binaryness #write #read #CrLf #TimeStamp)
I don't have time at the moment
I know this problem ;-)
to investigate the restart problem you mentioned,
This is not my primary problem, ...
but I expect I will next week. (And it looks like you solved your >>echoBytes problem via tweaking your platform environment.)
...but this: Socket performExamples definitely doesn't work for me. It fails in TCPSocket class(Socket class)>>echoBytesOn: (as shown in the debugLog in the mail with the debugLog ;-) ). I think a part of the error is at the ST side (at least error handling).
As for >>userAgentString being undefined in
httpGetDocument:args:accept:request: and friends in (HttpSocket class), it looks like the 3.3a patch "4776xTPfixes-hg" slipped into my integration by mistake. The point of my changes to those methods was to use 'self initializeNetwork' instead of 'Socket initializeNetwork' (to free up the "Socket" class name :). The simplest thing to do at the moment is probably to just add >>userAgentString; I've included it below for convenience.
This patch works.
Further discussion should probably happen over at the Flow list; please join if you'd like to converse there.
I'll limit further discussion to there for the time beeing.
Greetings,
Stephan
thanks!
-C
!HTTPSocket class methodsFor: 'utilities' stamp: 'hg 2/11/2002 11:31'! userAgentString "self userAgentString"
^'User-Agent: ', SystemVersion current version, '-', SystemVersion current highestUpdate printString! !
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