seaside with squeak 4.5?

What is the preferred way of using the latest version of Seaside with
the latest version of Squeak?

I can't find any working links that point to such an implementation.

http://squeak.org/seaside no longer exists, for example...

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On Fri, Dec 12, 2014 at 05:12:11PM -0700, Lawson English wrote:
> What is the preferred way of using the latest version of Seaside with
> the latest version of Squeak?
>
> I can't find any working links that point to such an implementation.
>
> http://squeak.org/seaside no longer exists, for example...
>
> Lawson
>

Good question, this should not be left undocumented.

Chris C, were you going to set up a new page for this to replace the dead
link that still points at our old squeak.org page?

Dave
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Actually, we specifically changed this reference over a month a go to this link because we were told that this was where the new Seaside on Squeak download was going to come.
I guess we were too fast :)

Thanks for taking a look at this.

Johan


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Sorry for not having updated the MetaRepo for too long.

Installer squeaksource
        project: 'MetacelloRepository';
        install: 'ConfigurationOfSeaside3'.
(Smalltalk at: #ConfigurationOfSeaside3) load.

That gets you the default packages. You'll want to
add some more groups. You can find them in
ConfigurationOfSeaside3
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On Sat, Dec 13, 2014 at 01:05:48PM +0100, Stephan Eggermont wrote:
I just loaded this into my working image, which is fully up to date with
Squeak trunk, and also happens to be a 64 bit image on a 64 bit VM with
a reimplemented Chronology package and lots of other stuff in it. It loaded
with no problems at all.

Dave

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David wrote:
>I just loaded this into my working image, which is fully up to date with
>Squeak trunk, and also happens to be a 64 bit image on a 64 bit VM with
>a reimplemented Chronology package and lots of other stuff in it. It loaded
>with no problems at all.

That's good to hear. Then we didn't break too much :) I'm looking forward
to the 64-bit support, for both the better integration with 64-bit OS and applications
and the support for a larger image.

I took a look at what is actually loaded, and that is a very limited group.
You probably also want an adapter (Swazoo/Webclient) and development support.

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On Sun, Dec 14, 2014 at 11:18:31PM +0100, Stephan Eggermont wrote:
> David wrote:
> >I just loaded this into my working image, which is fully up to date with
> >Squeak trunk, and also happens to be a 64 bit image on a 64 bit VM with
> >a reimplemented Chronology package and lots of other stuff in it. It loaded
> >with no problems at all.
>
> That's good to hear. Then we didn't break too much :) I'm looking forward
> to the 64-bit support, for both the better integration with 64-bit OS and applications
> and the support for a larger image.

As far as I can tell, you didn't break anything at all :-) I didn't really
test anything, just loaded it into my image. But I saw no indication of
any problems.

<OT>
The more interesting 64-bit support is coming from Eliot's new 64-bit Spur
image. That will provide some considerable performance advantages, and much
better memory management for large images. I expect that this will make it
practical to use very large in-memory Smalltalk images without performance
penalty. The image that I'm running is the Dan Ingalls/Ian Piumarta image
format, which was intentionally kept very simple and close to the 32-bit
Squeak image format. It works very well and allows use of very large images,
but for practical applications I think that the new object memory in Spur
will be essential.

Keep an eye on the squeak-dev and vm-dev lists if interested, Eliot is making
rapid progress on 64-bit Spur.
</OT>

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> I took a look at what is actually loaded, and that is a very limited group.
> You probably also want an adapter (Swazoo/Webclient) and development support.
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