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Fwd: [Seaside Issues] Issue 542 in seaside: implement Strict Transport Security

Hi,
Naming conventions are no problem. You use Seaside-Core-<initials>.<number>.mcz, right? so the next version using my will be: Seaside-Core-<initials>.661.mcz if I'm not mistaken.

About a configurable filter - Where can I learn about building a configurable filter? Can you give an example for this in Seaside core?

Thanks.

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Date: Sun, Sep 5, 2010 at 12:37 PM
Subject: Re: [Seaside Issues] Issue 542 in seaside: implement Strict Transport Security
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Comment #4 on issue 542 by philippe.marschall: implement Strict Transport Security

http://code.google.com/p/seaside/issues/detail?id=542

That didn't really work, it's empty and the file naming is a bit different from what we usually use. In general I would recommend first getting familiar with Smalltalk and Smalltalk development before contributing to Seaside. There is a lot to learn there before digging into the core of a framework that has evolved over several years.

Looking at the spec again I feel that a configurable filter is needed as well.

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Philippe Marschall

Re: Fwd: [Seaside Issues] Issue 542 in seaside: implement Strict Transport Security

2010/9/11 Avi Shefi <[hidden email]>:
> Hi,
> Naming conventions are no problem. You use
> Seaside-Core-<initials>.<number>.mcz, right?

Yepp, if you do everything right, this should happen automatically
without you doing anything.

> so the next version using my
> will be: Seaside-Core-<initials>.661.mcz if I'm not mistaken.

Depends on you ancestry and what you committed to other repositories.

> About a configurable filter - Where can I learn about building a
> configurable filter?

WAConfiguredRequestFilter, you probably want to make maxAge and
includeSubDomains configurable.

> Can you give an example for this in Seaside core?

WAExceptionFilter

Cheers
Philippe
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