Squeak won't respond

> xyz 42 schrieb:
>
>> I had worked on the Seaside tutorial here -
>> http://www.swa.hpi.uni-potsdam.de/seaside/tutorial and I was able to
>> create users and login and see tasks. After that, I started working on
>> a project of my own but I am using the session I created in the
>> tutorial.  Now, when I go back to the tutorial and register any user,
>> Squeak just hangs.
>
> Which database backend did you use? If you used the StImagedatabase
> backend, the image will be save every time you register a new user,
> which can take a while. If you used the database connections, there
> might be a timeout waiting for the database connection.
>

> xyz 42 schrieb:
>
>> I am using Squeak 3.9 and Seaside 2.8.3 (I think).  I have a debug log
>> as well.  I am not sure when the log was created.  When I got this
>> problem, I tried to restore my changes first.  So I am not sure if the
>> log was created when I tried to restore my changes or when I had this
>> problem.
>
> Your log says that the last failed action was to try to remove method
> "initialize" of ErAdminComponent (which is nil). I am not sure if that
> log is connected to your problem.

> On Sun, Oct 12, 2008 at 8:01 PM, Markus Fritsche
> <[hidden email]> wrote:
>> xyz 42 schrieb:
>>
>>> I am using Squeak 3.9 and Seaside 2.8.3 (I think).  I have a debug log
>>> as well.  I am not sure when the log was created.  When I got this
>>> problem, I tried to restore my changes first.  So I am not sure if the
>>> log was created when I tried to restore my changes or when I had this
>>> problem.
>>
>> Your log says that the last failed action was to try to remove method
>> "initialize" of ErAdminComponent (which is nil). I am not sure if that
>> log is connected to your problem.
>
> Yes, when I restored my changes, I was missing ErAdminComponent (I am
> not sure I restored the changes properly.  My changes file is around
> 11 MB and contains code dating 2001).  Also, some classes had their
> parent changed as follows -
>
> AnObsoleteErMenuComponent subclass: #ErWelcomeComponent
>        instanceVariableNames: 'menu'
>        classVariableNames: ''
>        poolDictionaries: ''
>
> (ErMenuComponent was the parent for ErWelcomeComponent).
>
> However, I have set right all these problems and I am able to work
> with other parts of the application just fine.  It is only when I try
> saving a new user that the problem happens.