Subject: Embedding MIDI - msg#00136

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Re: accessing files

I think I can simplify my previous question about embedding MIDI. It's really a question about accessing files (or file streams) in general. Say I create some file (in this 'some.mid'). That file now sits on the local disk, on the same computer running the Comanche server. Where do I need to copy that file, so that it can be accessed via Seaside using (in a renderContentOn: method): html attributeAt: 'src' put: 'some.mid' For instance - if I upload the file to the public directory of a web server on some remote site, I can access successfully access the file using: html attributeAt: 'src' put: 'http://www.somwhere.com/some.mid' However I can't figure out how to accomplish the same thing on the computer hosting Seaside itself. I've tried each of the following: html attributeAt: 'src' put: 'http://localhost:9090/some.mid' html attributeAt: 'src' put: 'http://localhost:9090/seaside/some.mid' html attributeAt: 'src' put: 'http://localhost:9090/seaside/myapp/some.mid' html attributeAt: 'src' put: 'some.mid' html attributeAt: 'src' put: 'seaside/some.mid' html attributeAt: 'src' put: 'seaside//myapp/some.mid' But in each case the file cannot be found. Do I need to somehow upload the file from disk, of from a stream, into a Seaside (or Comanche) directory structure? Do I need to have some kind of file server running beyond the web server? I've been looking through the tutorials but can't find any examples. I did try starting a HttpService using an exmaple from the list: ma := ModuleAssembly core. ma serverRoot: FileDirectory default fullName. ma documentRoot: FileDirectory default fullName. ma directoryIndex: 'index.html index.htm'. ma serveFiles. (HttpService startOn: 8080 named: 'httpd') plug: ma rootModule and then using: html attributeAt: 'src' put: 'http://localhost:8080/some.mid' but no luck there either. Sorry if I'm missing something real obvious. Thanks again very much for any pointers, Jay

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RE: LiveUpdates and Request for Merging :-)

Hi, Thanks for keeping the SeasideAsync package going! I am finding the package very helpful. I have loaded SeasideAsync-mb.2 and came across a weird scenario. I have a little log file viewer that basically updates the display every x seconds with the new log file contents. I use refreshDivWith:every: to achieve this. The file stream is basically written to the display like this: renderStream: aStream on: html aStream reset. [ aStream atEnd ] whileFalse: [ | aLine | aLine := aStream nextLine. html text: (aLine copyWithoutAll: {Character cr. Character lf}); break ] In Mozilla my output looks like it always did: Log file line 1 Log file line 2 Log file line 3 Log file line 4 Log file line 5 In IE and Opera I now have an empty line after every line: Log file line 1 Log file line 2 Log file line 3 Log file line 4 Log file line 5 This can become a little bit anoying. I have a feeling this behaviour has something to do with the change in the new version that replaces every "&nbsp;" with "&#160;", but I am not sure. Any ideas on getting IE and Opera not to put a new line after every line? Thank you, Mart-Mari -----Original Message----- From: Michel Bany [mailto:m.bany@xxxxxxxxxx] Sent: 30 Oktober 2005 08:38 nm To: renggli@xxxxxxxxxxxx; The Squeak Enterprise Aubergines Server - general discussion. Subject: Re: [Seaside] LiveUpdates and Request for Merging :-) Lukas Renggli a écrit : >>Well, I'm unlikely to release any new versions of SeasideAsync myself >>- my focus has moved to the Scriptaculous package. So I suggest you >>just run with it, though it would be good to coordinate with the >>others (esp. Michel) that are working in that area. >> >> > >Okay, I published my fixes as proposed to SeasideAsync-lr.2. I will >check out Scriptaculous again, probably this is a better way to go ... > > > And I published SeasideAsync-mb.3. This gives life to checkboxes, handles <script> from live callbacks, handles nested live callbacks and provides support for updating an arbitrary number of areas of the html document. Enjoy, Michel. _______________________________________________ Seaside mailing list Seaside@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/seaside

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Re: accessing files

I think I can simplify my previous question about embedding MIDI. It's really a question about accessing files (or file streams) in general. Say I create some file (in this 'some.mid'). That file now sits on the local disk, on the same computer running the Comanche server. Where do I need to copy that file, so that it can be accessed via Seaside using (in a renderContentOn: method): html attributeAt: 'src' put: 'some.mid' For instance - if I upload the file to the public directory of a web server on some remote site, I can access successfully access the file using: html attributeAt: 'src' put: 'http://www.somwhere.com/some.mid' However I can't figure out how to accomplish the same thing on the computer hosting Seaside itself. I've tried each of the following: html attributeAt: 'src' put: 'http://localhost:9090/some.mid' html attributeAt: 'src' put: 'http://localhost:9090/seaside/some.mid' html attributeAt: 'src' put: 'http://localhost:9090/seaside/myapp/some.mid' html attributeAt: 'src' put: 'some.mid' html attributeAt: 'src' put: 'seaside/some.mid' html attributeAt: 'src' put: 'seaside//myapp/some.mid' But in each case the file cannot be found. Do I need to somehow upload the file from disk, of from a stream, into a Seaside (or Comanche) directory structure? Do I need to have some kind of file server running beyond the web server? I've been looking through the tutorials but can't find any examples. I did try starting a HttpService using an exmaple from the list: ma := ModuleAssembly core. ma serverRoot: FileDirectory default fullName. ma documentRoot: FileDirectory default fullName. ma directoryIndex: 'index.html index.htm'. ma serveFiles. (HttpService startOn: 8080 named: 'httpd') plug: ma rootModule and then using: html attributeAt: 'src' put: 'http://localhost:8080/some.mid' but no luck there either. Sorry if I'm missing something real obvious. Thanks again very much for any pointers, Jay

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LiveUpdates and Request for Merging :-)

Hi Avi, I ask that you replacing the current implementation of #urlForLiveRequest: with the following code: urlForLiveRequest: aBlock | request text response renderer document | " this is new " request := Continuation currentDo: [ :cc | ^ WACurrentSession value actionUrlForContinuation: cc ]. " this left unchanged " text := request at: 's' ifAbsent: [ ]. response := WAResponse new. renderer := WARenderCanvas context: self context copy callbacks: self callbacks. document := WAHtmlStreamDocument new stream: response stream. renderer context document: document. aBlock value: text value: renderer. document close. WACurrentSession value returnResponse: response. The original implementation does not use a continuation and therefor evaluates the rendering block in quite a strange context. I tested my enhancement with the included tests and do not see problems. So you certainly ask, why don't I just publish my modification to SqueakSource? I will do but ... I noticed that I sort of started to fork Seaside, even tough I am always trying to merge in the latest changes of all other commits. I am forced to fix and enhance a lot of things for Magritte and SmallWiki 2 in Seaside, that I cannot just do with method extensions. The change that I require above is yet in another package (SeasideAsync), and I will have to fork that as well if you don't update the official packages. Having an official Seaside and one for Magritte/SmallWiki will lead to confusion, as it already did ... :-( Please could you merge in my changes from time to time? Lukas -- Lukas Renggli http://www.lukas-renggli.ch