Hi Tim,
Yes, maybe some tighter parsing there, but the SMServer needs to be
rewritten in any case. We can't even only _run_ it on a modern cog
image because some of the methods are longer than Cog can accept. It
uses Göran's HttpView2 framework, which is is a neat approach to a web
server, but ultimately not what we want for the rich SM domain model.
Squeak really needs some more alternatives besides Seaside and Aida
for hosting domain models in the web browser..
On Thu, Feb 9, 2017 at 3:42 PM, tim Rowledge <
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> If one submits a new (or edited) release in the SqueakMap release editor tool that happens to have the word ‘error’ in the notes field then the save ‘fails’ even if it succeeds.
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> Why? Because the test used in SMReleaseBrowser>>savePackageRelease: carefu;ly checks the response content string for ‘error’ being included. The response appears to include the entire entry sent to the SM server and thus… success is failure. I think it needs more knowledge of what web servers do than I have to solve this. Presumably there is some tighter parsing needed?
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