regression for seaside-based application from 7069 to 7158

I know people generally hate vague handwaving bug reports, but when I moved my
application using Seaside and Wakom from 7069 to 7158, I found that it no
longer started the listener port automatically, and that classes I changed
wouldn't show up in my web app until another stop and restart.  So, something
has been introduced to destabilize some working stuff.  Is there anything
known about this, or anything I could do to narrow it down?  For now, I moved
back to 7069 to get the rest of my work done.

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On Mon, Oct 22, 2007 at 07:25:45AM -0700, Randal L. Schwartz wrote:
>
> I know people generally hate vague handwaving bug reports, but when I moved my
> application using Seaside and Wakom from 7069 to 7158, I found that it no
> longer started the listener port automatically, and that classes I changed
> wouldn't show up in my web app until another stop and restart.  So, something
> has been introduced to destabilize some working stuff.  Is there anything
> known about this, or anything I could do to narrow it down?  For now, I moved
> back to 7069 to get the rest of my work done.

perhaps the problem is with 7142, which broke a number of
working things. Try an image before that, like 7137

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>>>>> "Matthew" == Matthew Fulmer <[hidden email]> writes:

Matthew> perhaps the problem is with 7142, which broke a number of
Matthew> working things. Try an image before that, like 7137

Thanks, I'll try that later today when I have my smalltalk task
on the top of the stack again.  Apparently, I have a case
of the mondays. :)

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