Hello,
the beta release of the HttpView2 web framework is now available on Squeak Map. Highlights of this new version include: - A generic Canvas system - A specialized XHTML Canvas/Painter system, inspired by Seaside's one - Code reorganization and bug fixes Please send you feedback and/or bug fixes to [hidden email] . Giovanni |
Giovanni,
There is the SSL package on Universes, which would allow you to support retrieving URLs like https:\\www.squeak.org Are you planning on supporting this in HttpView2? Rob ----- Original Message ----- From: "Giovanni Corriga" <[hidden email]> To: <[hidden email]>; <[hidden email]>; <[hidden email]> Sent: Sunday, November 04, 2007 5:53 AM Subject: HttpView2 1.1-beta available on Squeak Map > Hello, > > the beta release of the HttpView2 web framework is now available on > Squeak Map. Highlights of this new version include: > > - A generic Canvas system > - A specialized XHTML Canvas/Painter system, inspired by Seaside's one > - Code reorganization and bug fixes > > Please send you feedback and/or bug fixes to [hidden email] . > > Giovanni > > > |
Il giorno dom, 04/11/2007 alle 06.35 -0800, Rob Withers ha scritto:
> Giovanni, > > There is the SSL package on Universes, which would allow you to support > retrieving URLs like > https:\\www.squeak.org > > Are you planning on supporting this in HttpView2? Hi Rob, Usually a web framework delegates these things to the web server, which in HV2's case is KomHttpServer. Personally I'd prefer using a web server such as Apache or Lighttpd to act as an https proxy, but if someone provides working code to support https on Kom I will gladly add it to the main package. Ciao, Giovanni |
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El 11/4/07 10:53 AM, "Giovanni Corriga" <[hidden email]> escribió: > Hello, > > the beta release of the HttpView2 web framework is now available on > Squeak Map. Highlights of this new version include: > > - A generic Canvas system > - A specialized XHTML Canvas/Painter system, inspired by Seaside's one > - Code reorganization and bug fixes > > Please send you feedback and/or bug fixes to [hidden email] . > > Giovanni Very good ! As long time fan of HV2 I try as soon is possible. Edgar |
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----- Original Message ----- From: "Giovanni Corriga" <[hidden email]> To: "The general-purpose Squeak developers list" <[hidden email]> Sent: Sunday, November 04, 2007 6:52 AM Subject: Re: HttpView2 1.1-beta available on Squeak Map > Il giorno dom, 04/11/2007 alle 06.35 -0800, Rob Withers ha scritto: >> Giovanni, >> >> There is the SSL package on Universes, which would allow you to support >> retrieving URLs like >> https:\\www.squeak.org >> >> Are you planning on supporting this in HttpView2? > > Hi Rob, > > Usually a web framework delegates these things to the web server, which > in HV2's case is KomHttpServer. Ok, thanks for pointing this out. I was unable to load KomHttpServer from SqueakMap, as it wanted a definition of TcpService. Someone should add these the the Universes browser. > Personally I'd prefer using a web server such as Apache or Lighttpd to > act as an https proxy, but if someone provides working code to support > https on Kom I will gladly add it to the main package. The code is done and working, it would just need to be integrated. Cheers, Rob |
Il giorno dom, 04/11/2007 alle 08.20 -0800, Rob Withers ha scritto:
> ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Giovanni Corriga" <[hidden email]> > To: "The general-purpose Squeak developers list" > <[hidden email]> > Sent: Sunday, November 04, 2007 6:52 AM > Subject: Re: HttpView2 1.1-beta available on Squeak Map > > > > Il giorno dom, 04/11/2007 alle 06.35 -0800, Rob Withers ha scritto: > >> Giovanni, > >> > >> There is the SSL package on Universes, which would allow you to support > >> retrieving URLs like > >> https:\\www.squeak.org > >> > >> Are you planning on supporting this in HttpView2? > > > > Hi Rob, > > > > Usually a web framework delegates these things to the web server, which > > in HV2's case is KomHttpServer. > > Ok, thanks for pointing this out. I was unable to load KomHttpServer from > SqueakMap, as it wanted a definition of TcpService. Someone should add > these the the Universes browser. Yes, you need to load the prerequisites (Dynamic Bindings and KomServices packages). > > Personally I'd prefer using a web server such as Apache or Lighttpd to > > act as an https proxy, but if someone provides working code to support > > https on Kom I will gladly add it to the main package. > > The code is done and working, it would just need to be integrated. Ok, then please do the following: 1) upload your KomHttpServer patches to the Kom repository ( http://www.squeaksource.com/KomHttpServer ) 2) open a bug on bugs.squeak.org (project: Squeak Packages, category: KomHttpServer) listing the name of the package you uploaded, the prerequisites (if any) and any other useful info. Ciao, Giovanni |
----- Original Message ----- From: "Giovanni Corriga" <[hidden email]> To: "The general-purpose Squeak developers list" <[hidden email]> Sent: Sunday, November 04, 2007 8:43 AM Subject: Re: HttpView2 1.1-beta available on Squeak Map > Il giorno dom, 04/11/2007 alle 08.20 -0800, Rob Withers ha scritto: >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Giovanni Corriga" <[hidden email]> >> To: "The general-purpose Squeak developers list" >> <[hidden email]> >> Sent: Sunday, November 04, 2007 6:52 AM >> Subject: Re: HttpView2 1.1-beta available on Squeak Map >> >> >> > Il giorno dom, 04/11/2007 alle 06.35 -0800, Rob Withers ha scritto: >> >> Giovanni, >> >> >> >> There is the SSL package on Universes, which would allow you to >> >> support >> >> retrieving URLs like >> >> https:\\www.squeak.org >> >> >> >> Are you planning on supporting this in HttpView2? >> > >> > Hi Rob, >> > >> > Usually a web framework delegates these things to the web server, which >> > in HV2's case is KomHttpServer. >> >> Ok, thanks for pointing this out. I was unable to load KomHttpServer >> from >> SqueakMap, as it wanted a definition of TcpService. Someone should add >> these the the Universes browser. > > Yes, you need to load the prerequisites (Dynamic Bindings and > KomServices packages). Got it, thanks. > >> > Personally I'd prefer using a web server such as Apache or Lighttpd to >> > act as an https proxy, but if someone provides working code to support >> > https on Kom I will gladly add it to the main package. >> >> The code is done and working, it would just need to be integrated. > > Ok, then please do the following: Ok, I got an HttpsService defined, but my SSLSocket still doesn't support all of the protocol you expect a socket to have. I'll work on that. You would have to launch this from your HVRootView class like: ^(HttpsService startOn: portNum named: name) loadRSACertificateFile: 'certificates/rsa.cert' privateKeyFile: 'certificates/rsa.key'; plug: ma rootModule; mode: mode > 1) upload your KomHttpServer patches to the Kom repository > ( http://www.squeaksource.com/KomHttpServer ) > 2) open a bug on bugs.squeak.org (project: Squeak Packages, category: > KomHttpServer) listing the name of the package you uploaded, the > prerequisites (if any) and any other useful info. Ok, when it's ready. Ciao, Roberto |
Il giorno dom, 04/11/2007 alle 09.23 -0800, Rob Withers ha scritto:
> Ok, I got an HttpsService defined, but my SSLSocket still doesn't support > all of the protocol you expect a socket to have. I'll work on that. You > would have to launch this from your HVRootView class like: > > ^(HttpsService startOn: portNum named: name) > loadRSACertificateFile: 'certificates/rsa.cert' privateKeyFile: > 'certificates/rsa.key'; > plug: ma rootModule; mode: mode Looks good. Giovanni |
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