Saving Seaside page to disk, not starting server

Is it possible to make force a created HTML page to be written to a
file stream (or a file), instead of serving it through the Seaside web
server? Ideally I do not even want to start the server (SeasideServer
start).

I know there are some settings for writing images to disk, but I also
need to write the HTML page.

Kind regards
Runar
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Well, Seaside isn't really structured for a fully static site - it's mostly about dynamic serving.  Why would you want to use Seaside for that instead of a fully static solution?

James Robertson
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On Jul 21, 2010, at 4:04 PM, Runar Jordahl wrote:


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Cached serving of pages that update dynamically once in say 30 min/ day / or week.. and Cached pages are served out by an Apache server..

Dynamic request is routed through to Seaside..

we can use

renderContentOn: html

| aStream |
aStream := aRenderContext document stream.
aStream  initalizeOn: ('thisFile' asFile writeStream).

and then render to the html..


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It is useful to render the component elsewhere for many reasons, one of
them is to feed it to the PDF converter, for example,

Component>>asPDF

        | xhtml |
        xhtml := (RenderCanvas builder)
                                fullDocument: true;
                                documentClass: WAHtmlDocument;
                                rootBlock:
                                                [:root |
                                                root beXhtml10Strict.
                                                root style add: (Styles
default documentForFile: 'print.css').
                                                root style add: 'svg
{-ro-replacedelement:
''com.realobjects.xml.formatters.SVGFormatter'';}'];
                                render: [:html | html render: self].
        ^PDFClient default convertXHTML: xhtml.

-Boris

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Well, Seaside isn't really structured for a fully static site - it's
mostly about dynamic serving.  Why would you want to use Seaside for
that instead of a fully static solution?

James Robertson
Cincom Smalltalk Product Evangelist
http://www.cincomsmalltalk.com/blog/blogView
Talk Small and Carry a Big Class Library




On Jul 21, 2010, at 4:04 PM, Runar Jordahl wrote:

> Is it possible to make force a created HTML page to be written to a
> file stream (or a file), instead of serving it through the Seaside web


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