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Re: Naming URLs - three questions: msg#00139

Subject: Re: Naming URLs - three questions
Roger Whitney a écrit :

Q1. The new Seaside web site at: http://www.seaside.st/Documentation/NamingURLs/ states that in a WAMain subclass on should use:

    (WARenderLoop new root: aComponent) start: aRequest

However in VW Seaside version 2.5b5.9.0,mbany from the Cincom repository it needs to be

    (WARenderLoop new root: aComponent) run

Is this difference just a lag between the VW version and the Squeak version of Seaside?


The VW version lags behind, but only a little bit. However, even in the Squeak version,
WARenderLoop objects do not understand #start:
I would rather think of a documentation error on the Seaside web site.

Michel.


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