[Seaside] Adding application to Root Component selector

[ld]

Julian Fitzell wrote:

> Avi Bryant wrote:
>
>>
>> On Apr 25, 2004, at 11:07 AM, Julian Fitzell wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>> Also:  do my 'seaside' applications need to be created inside the 
>>>> 'Seaside' catetory? Or can I create my own category and place them 
>>>> there?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Well, you can do it differently, but the config UI doesn't support 
>>> that.  The trick is that you need some unique prefix for comanche to 
>>> recognize so that it can pass the requests on to seaside.  If you 
>>> don't use WAKom, you can create your own application registry and 
>>> register it at a different url with comanche.  I'm not sure exactly 
>>> how you it integrates with the config app at that point either; I 
>>> don't think anyone has done this recently, though the architecture 
>>> is certainly designed to allow it.
>>
>>
>>
>> Hm.  This answer is to do with the /seaside/ prefix in the app URLs. 
>> I thought the question had to do with system categories, in which 
>> case the answer is: no, your applications do not need to be inside 
>> the 'Seaside' category; in fact, it's best if they're not, since 
>> right now categories are largely synonymous with packages.
>
>
> He he... oops :)  Completely misread that...
>
> Julian
>
Thanks for your help.  One last question. (for this set ;)
I've moved my app to its own  category, created a class called 
'Batteries' with a class method #canBeRoot.  Registered it with the 
config app.  I can open the app in a browser ( firefox ).  I'm using the 
following to start Commanche :

seaside := WAKom default.

    ma := ModuleAssembly core.

    ma serverRoot: FileDirectory default fullName.

    ma alias: '/seaside' to: [ma addPlug: [:request | seaside  

        process: request]].

    ma documentRoot: FileDirectory default fullName.

    ma directoryIndex: 'index.html index.htm'.

    ma serveFiles.

    (HttpService startOn: 80 named: 'httpd') plug: ma rootModule

WAKom stop
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Should all my classes be prefixed with 'WA'?  Should I create my own 
prefix?  or Should they be prefixed at all?

-Larry Kelly