[Webteam] SMServer beta online

[Chris Cunnington]

http://box4.squeak.org:9971/seaside/ss

Here's a beta to replace map.squeak.org. Not all of the features work (Join, New Proejct, Save in the Your Project form). I didn't see much point in doing everything until qmail is installed on box4.

It's Seaside2.8 and SS2. (Well, I've removed Magritte and re-installed SSTableReport, so perhaps I'm hacking SS2Retro). I'll save SS2Retro to its own repo. I'll then push SMServer to the SqueakServices repo.

Chris
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[Chris Muller]

Cool Chris. The existing SM catalog server _really_ needs replaced
badly. It cannot even be ported to a closure image because some of
the methods are too long. It uses HttpView which is a novel idea but
unfortunately for a domain as rich as SqueakMap the code is almost
impossible to debug. I hated working on it, but it was worth it the
functionality for publishing projects easily from the image.

It will be some work to see this all the way through, though. The
SMServer has several good features which are used. Are you still
working on squeak.org too?

Post by Chris Cunnington
http://box4.squeak.org:9971/seaside/ss
Here's a beta to replace map.squeak.org. Not all of the features work (Join,
New Proejct, Save in the Your Project form). I didn't see much point in
doing everything until qmail is installed on box4.
It's Seaside2.8 and SS2. (Well, I've removed Magritte and re-installed
SSTableReport, so perhaps I'm hacking SS2Retro). I'll save SS2Retro to its
own repo. I'll then push SMServer to the SqueakServices repo.
Chris

[Chris Cunnington]

Post by Chris Muller
Cool Chris.

Thanks.

Post by Chris Muller
The existing SM catalog server _really_ needs replaced
badly. It cannot even be ported to a closure image because some of
the methods are too long. It uses HttpView which is a novel idea but
unfortunately for a domain as rich as SqueakMap the code is almost
impossible to debug. I hated working on it, but it was worth it the
functionality for publishing projects easily from the image.
It will be some work to see this all the way through, though.

Yup, some of the features in the old one are missing: categories, pages for each user, storing files on a Squeak server.
As soon as I get the code untangled and into appropriate packages, I'll make it publicly available.

Post by Chris Muller
The
SMServer has several good features which are used. Are you still
working on squeak.org too?

Sure.

Chris

Post by Chris Muller

Post by Chris Cunnington
http://box4.squeak.org:9971/seaside/ss
Here's a beta to replace map.squeak.org. Not all of the features work (Join,
New Proejct, Save in the Your Project form). I didn't see much point in
doing everything until qmail is installed on box4.
It's Seaside2.8 and SS2. (Well, I've removed Magritte and re-installed
SSTableReport, so perhaps I'm hacking SS2Retro). I'll save SS2Retro to its
own repo. I'll then push SMServer to the SqueakServices repo.
Chris

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Post by Chris Cunnington

Post by Chris Muller
Cool Chris.

+1

....

Post by Chris Cunnington
Yup, some of the features in the old one are missing: categories, pages for
each user, storing files on a Squeak server.
As soon as I get the code untangled and into appropriate packages, I'll make
it publicly available.

Are you using Altitude for this as well?

Post by Chris Cunnington

Post by Chris Muller
The
SMServer has several good features which are used. Are you still
working on squeak.org too?

Sure.

--Hannes