For now, i use the universe tooll for install seaside and  then download
a Glorp package and install this manually.

But I will try their recipes jejeje.

Thanks all.

El vie, 04-12-2009 a las 18:04 -0500, Chris Cunnington escribió:

> (Wow, attachments equals bad!)
> 
> To install Seaside 2.8.3, you could: 
> 
> a.) execute this code in a Workspace: 
> 
> squeaksource := Installer repository: 'http://www.squeaksource.com'.
> 
> squeaksource project: 'KomHttpServer'.
> squeaksource install: 'DynamicBindings'.
> squeaksource install: 'KomServices'.
> squeaksource install: 'KomHttpServer'.
> 
> squeaksource project: 'Seaside'.
> squeaksource install: 'Seaside2.8a1'.
> 
> b.) use the written instructions below
> c.) watch this movie: http://vimeo.com/groups/squeak/videos/7853348
> 
> After you've installed Seaside using either b or c. Then installing Glorp should be pretty easy. 
> The SeasideLoader just recommended looks cool, but I don't know how to press start on it. How do you use it? 
> If anybody has successfully installed Seaside 3.0 on Squeak I'd be keen to hear how they did it. 
> 
> Chris
> 
> Seaside Installation Instructions
> 
> 
> 
> Welcome to the Squeak page for installing the Seaside web framework. This
> page will show you how to install two different versions of Seaside in two
> different ways. The first is called 2.8.3 and is a little older and a little
> more stable. We will install that version using a package management tool
> called Monticello. The second is called 3.0 and is the latest version of
> Seaside. We will install that using a web page at http://builder.seaside.st.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Installing 2.8.3
> 
> 
> 
>    1. Once you have opened Squeak, click on the background called the World.
>    Select open and then Monticello Browser. In the top right corner of that
>    window will be a symbol with two squares. Click that to open up the window
>    to a more useful size.
>    2. Click on the +Repository button. Select HTTP. You will see a template.
>    We need to change something there. Replace http://foo.com/bar with
>    http://www.squeaksource.com/KomHttpServer. Press Accept. Before we
>    install Seaside, we need to install a server that Seaside will use.
>    3. In the large, bottom right window ensure the repository you’ve just
>    added is selected and then press Open.
>    4. In the small window that appears we will need to install three things:
>    DynamicBindings; KomServices; and; KomHttpServer. It’s best to install these
>    three packages in that order.
>    5. In the left hand pane click on DynamicBindings. Then in the right hand
>    window click the topmost version. Then click Load. Do that also for
>    KomServices and KomHttpServer.
>    6. Now lets use Monticello to install Seaside. Using the same
>    instructions as above, create an HTTP repository aimed at
>    http://www.squeaksource.com/Seaside. Then open it.
>    7. In the left hand pane of the window that appears find Seaside2.8a1 and
>    select it. Then in the right hand window choose the topmost package. Press
>    Load.
>    8. We’re almost done. Click on the World, select open, and choose
>    Workspace. In that window write WAKom startOn: 8080. Highlight that. We need
>    to tell Squeak to do it. On a Mac click Option+click to pull up the correct
>    menu. On PC right click. Choose Do It.
>    9. WAKom is a mix of two titles. WA stands for Seaside. Kom stands for
>    the Comamche server. Executing this command starts the server on port 8080.
>    10. Open a browser and go to http://localhost:8080/seaside.
> 
> 
> 
> Installing 3.0
> 
> 
> 
> 1.     Go to http://builder.seaside.st
> 
> 2.     Forgo all the options for now. Go to 3. and press Load Script. That
> will download a file called seaside-3.0.0-alpha5.cs.
> 
> 3.     Open Squeak and drag that file onto the background called the World.
> 
> 4.     Click “install into new change set”  and wait while it installs.
> 
> 5.     Now follow steps 8-10 in the 2.8.3 instructions. Realize they don’t
> work. Go to the Process Browser. Kill the process. Try WAComancheAdaptor
> startOn: 8080. See that that fails as well. Conclude that Seaside 3.0 is
> either no longer compatible with Squeak 3.10.2 or there is some other way to
> make it work. Say screw it and go to Starbucks.

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