Hi SmallWiki-To-Seaside-Porters,
I started with the port of SmallWiki to Seaside today. Unfortunately
there are some problems with VisualWave (the default web-server of
Seaside for VisualWorks), that I have to sort out to enable SmallWiki
to do manual url handling. I will continue working on it and will try
to publish a first version tomorrow on the SCG-StORE, so that people
can start porting missing actions, renderers, template-comentents, etc.
:)
Cheers,
Lukas
--
Lukas Renggli
http://renggli.freezope.org
I've just started playing with SWImageStorage after playing with
SWSIXXStorage.
With SWImageStorage the image size grows as I add resources. Even when I
remove resources, the image size grows. Is there a way to keep the image
size down as resources are removed? I tried garbage collecting after
removing a resource but this did not help reduce the image size.
Regards,
Glenn
Hi all
we got a meeting yesterday. Here are the basic decisions:
Lukas will try to get the core of SmallWiki on Seaside. Monday morning
we will know more. Then David Rothlisberger will help lukas porting.
But Lukas and david can only afford to spend one day a week on that
so if you are a seaside expert, love SmallWiki and have a bit of time,
please
contact lukas and david rothlisberger. We expect to have something in
three weeks
at that speed. So if you want to help please do. At that time we will
release SmallWiki2.0
We loaded the security bundles available on Cincom store on the kilana
wiki to test whether the changes did by david vogel with his extended
security model are working on a real case.
David will report the problems (bad code) about his code soon.
Alex should (he is not aware of that ;)) finish the Swiki importer :)
Frederic and I started to work on simple boolean expressions so that
we can query the wiki with more advanced queries. We plan to introduce
first class tags and some meta description. And frederic will start to
build
some wiki management tools with tests!!!!. We plan to integrate them
on top of SmallWiki 2.0 and release them regularly.
Frederic should DESCRIBE what we plan to have
at: http://kilana.unibe.ch:9090/smallwiki/inprogresslist/
Stef
Hi,
Is there a resource describing the procedure to restore a SmallWiki
using SIXX and the root.xml object file?
Simply reading the root.xml file returns parser errors under Squeak3.7
Thanks,
Michael Cole
michael.cole(a)nimiq.net
A word of warning: when I tried this last week, I ran into a problem.
John Brant said that the latest version of Swazoo had a problem with
Windows. Once I realized that, I was able to fix it pretty easily.
Perhaps Swazoo is fixed now, or perhaps you are not using Windows.
But if you are having problems with it, let me know and I wlil
send you the fix.
-Ralph Johnson
Hello list!
This is my first post on the list and i hope the question is not too
"newbie" ...
I am using VisualWorks Non Commercial 7.2 and installed SmallWiki 0.9.48
from Cincom-Store. So now I try to setup SmallWiki described on
http://kilana.unibe.ch:9090/smallwiki/smallwikisetup/ and run the tests.
However I am new to Smalltalk (also VisualWorks) and to SmallWiki so I
don't know how to "Select all the test-cases and click on run."
Can anybody give me some advices how to run the tests in VisualWorks?
A lot of thanks in advance!
Best regards,
Andreas Semt
> From a user's point of view, this is not necessarily what you want.
>It would be very useful to be able to add children to any page.
>Also, to be able to transparently move pages around, just as one can
>move files between directories ...
To me, this looks like two refactorings; convert page to folder
and move structure.
-Ralph
Yes, this is true. As Folder is a subclass of Page, a folder inherits
all the functionality of a page and adds the possibility to have
children.
The reason for making this difference between Pages and Folders is that
the look-up is different: if you have a link like *Other*, a folder
looks for a child named 'Other' while a page looks for a matching
brother/sister. This difference applies also while creating new
structural entities in SmallWiki.
What is more, folders do automatically render a list of their children
if the default content isn't changed. And, as you can see on the ESUG
web-page (http://www.esug.org), the menu-template renders slightly
different when the current structure has the possibility to contain
children.
Cheers,
Lukas
On Jun 23, 2004, at 11:34, Oscar Nierstrasz wrote:
>
> Actually, I never understood the need to distinguish pages and folders.
> Why not just have PageFolders? Pages with contents, and the
> possibilities to add subpages?
>
> Oscar
>
> On Jun 23, 2004, at 9:43, Lukas Renggli wrote:
>
>> Hi Oscar
>>
>>> I would like the Traits page in the SCG Smallwiki to be
>>> turned into a folder. Is there a way to do this?
>>
>> No, currently there is no easy way to do this. You have to create a
>> new folder, copy the content of the old page to the new folder and
>> then delete the old page.
>>
>> The good news: We were brainstorming with Roel yesterday about having
>> a refactoring tool for Smallwiki that should be able to do such a
>> conversion (and other things) more easily.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Lukas
>>
>> --
>> Lukas Renggli
>> http://renggli.freezope.org
>>
>
--
Lukas Renggli
http://renggli.freezope.org
>We hope to have a new version of SmallWiki working on top of Seaside.
Seaside is cool. However, I hope that using Seaside does not mess
up URLs. It is important that all pages have URLs that are easy to
reference from outside the wiki. Actions do not need stable URLs, though.
If it is on Seaside, does this mean that you are abandoning Swazoo?
-Ralph
