where is the objectlog?

My last installation is rather considered brand new. I remember Dale mentioning that objectlog is not installed by default. Which package do I need to install to get it back?

thanks,

Norbert

Norbert Hartl wrote:
> My last installation is rather considered brand new. I remember Dale mentioning that objectlog is not installed by default. Which package do I need to install to get it back?
>
> thanks,
>
> Norbert
Norbert,

The ObjectLog code is loaded, but it is not automatically added as an
application. Here's the code from the Seaside3.0 workspace:

   WAAdmin
        register: WAObjectLog
        asApplicationAt: WAObjectLog entryPointName
        user: 'admin' password: 'tool'.

If you want to use the object log in production, you must supply a
username and password and you must change the default password ... the
object log has an embedded inspector (at present) which allows execution
of arbitrary expressions.

I figured the best way was to require manual registration...

Dale

Dale Henrichs <[hidden email]> writes:
Wow, I did not even know that such a thing exists. That's really nice to
learn. How many things may be there in Gemstone I do not even dream of
;-)

Regards
Friedrich

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Friedrich Dominicus wrote:
Friedrich,

Haha. I think the "remote debugging" and the "object log" are the realy
nice things that exist in GLASS that don't (yet) exist in the
Pharo-based Seaside. Of course GemStone itself has a lot of features
some of which are hidden behind GemTools or not yet revealed in my blog
posts/wiki. I suppose that over time you will see information on some of
these neat things:

   - efficient queries against indexed collections
   - statmonitor and vsd (record and view 100's of statistics about the
     health of the system, the os and each GemStone process)
   - SymbolList based name spaces

this is only a partial list:)

Dale