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eftomi

Willow-Seaside serving static files

Hi, I added an image to a subclass of WAFileLibrary to serve it as a static file from within Pharo. Everything seems fine, except that the /files URL is not accessible:

Error: you are forbidden to access "/files".

and source view displays

/files/EMStaticFiles/window.png not found

if I click on image's URL.

I loaded Seaside as a Willow's dependency.

Best wishes,

Tomaz

Esteban A. Maringolo

Re: Willow-Seaside serving static files

The handler at /files (WAFileManager?), is set to explicitly forbid listing of files.

El dom., 14 de junio de 2020 07:33, Tomaž Turk <[hidden email]> escribió:

Hi, I added an image to a subclass of WAFileLibrary to serve it as a static file from within Pharo. Everything seems fine, except that the /files URL is not accessible:

Error: you are forbidden to access "/files".

and source view displays

/files/EMStaticFiles/window.png not found

if I click on image's URL.

I loaded Seaside as a Willow's dependency.

Best wishes,
Tomaz

eftomi

Re: Willow-Seaside serving static files

Thanks, Esteban. I checked the url of the image (http://localhost:8080/files/EMStaticFiles/window.png) and it is proper, however it is not accessible (I get /files/EMStaticFiles/window.png not found), so I believe that besides forbidden listings the access to files is also forbidden. I'm looking into WAFileHandler class however cannot find a way to enable serving of static files.

Best wishes,

Tomaz

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From: "Esteban Maringolo" <[hidden email]>

To: "Tomaž Turk" <[hidden email]>; "Any question about pharo is welcome" <[hidden email]>

Sent: 14.6.2020 15:33:23

Subject: Re: [Pharo-users] Willow-Seaside serving static files

The handler at /files (WAFileManager?), is set to explicitly forbid listing of files.

eftomi

Re: Willow-Seaside serving static files

Uh, I had to unregister and then register my Willow application again - now the file is accessible.

Best wishes,

Tomaz