29 Sep
2004
29 Sep
'04
3:06 p.m.
sorry, is "boom" a good thing? i.e. I usually associate "boom" with an
explosion which is usually not a good thing :)
I'll agree that StORE does not provide good messages but whenever you
get a once of those not very informative dialogs simply break into the
process i.e. do a "control Y" , then walk done the stack i.e. you
should see where the dialog was actually asked to open, keep walking
to where the code does most probably a "Dialog warn" or whatever
construction of SimpleDialog and you will see the error and of course
now you are in a wonderful Smalltalk debugger and therefore what is
wrong should be quite a bit more apparent. Again, I do agree though
that the messages that bubble up are not all that useful.
Yes but normally to publish it this should have taken me 3 min and now
I will spent two hours at least. So I will give a try.
But I found that not really professional quality.
You are apparently also running the "user
management" stuff in StORE.
I have not yet had a reason to do so.
I do not understand what you mean. That people log and get accounts?
Yes here we have a lot of user around and we prefered to know who is
publishing what.
So my question is did Fredericks stuff actually make
it into the
public repository and again if it did does it work with SmallWiki 1 ?
No I could not because I was deconnected from the repository and left
with this wonderful error meassage.
Stef
thanks
Charles
On Tue, 28 Sep 2004 21:40:30 +0200, stéphane ducasse
<ducasse(a)iam.unibe.ch> wrote:
Done
ERROR: tw_package: Permission denied.
ERROR: tw_package: Permission denied.
ERROR: tw_package: Permission denied.
Hi all this is the wonderful messages I get from store after been
disconnected.
really since of work. and yes and I also got a nice pop up saying
error: nil wonderful, quite user friendly and robust
with that.
So here is what I did: I reconciled our internal one smallWiki
release with one in the cincom database.
Then I press release and boom.
Stef
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