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The framework for developing sophisticated web applications in Smalltalk.
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Squeak WAWebServerAdaptor>>#responseFrom: sends #oldNetscapeString #1392

Closed timrowledge closed 3 months ago

timrowledge commented 11 months ago

WAWebServerAdaptor>>#responseFrom: fails when it sends #oldNetscapeString. I found some issues relating to this and commented but damned if I can find them now to add this info to.

So, replace #oldNetscapeString with #rfc6265String and all seems ok, at least to a not very knowledgeable about this stuff hacker.

WAWebServerAdaptor.txt

marschall commented 3 months ago

WAWebServerAdaptor is part of WebClient-Seaside-Adaptor which is maintained here https://ss3.gemtalksystems.com/ss/WebClient.html so I'm inclined to close.

timrowledge commented 3 months ago

Thanks for looking at this. So you suggest closing the seaside issue in favour of solving it in the WebClient package on ss3? OK I guess, assuming keeping things on a very old and not exactly active repository is wise.

At least in the case of the WebClient/WebHost stuff it is all in the trunk Squeak image, which also makes it harder for people to remember to track outside packages. Is the WebX stuff used by Pharo? I had an idea they had moved to using Zinc - in which case maybe the related seaside packages ought to be moved into some Seaside-Squeak-X package?

marschall commented 3 months ago

So you suggest closing the seaside issue in favour of solving it in the WebClient package on ss3?

Yes.

OK I guess, assuming keeping things on a very old and not exactly active repository is wise.

At least in the case of the WebClient/WebHost stuff it is all in the trunk Squeak image, which also makes it harder for people to remember to track outside packages.

I don't know where WebClient is maintained. We currently load WebClient-Seaside-Adaptor from ss3. If somebody wants to take over the maintenance of WebClient-Seaside-Adaptor it could be moved somewhere else, even here.

Is the WebX stuff used by Pharo?

Not to my knowledge.

I had an idea they had moved to using Zinc - in which case maybe the related seaside packages ought to be moved into some Seaside-Squeak-X package?

It's already in WebClient-Seaside-Adaptor, since only Squeak uses WebClient there is no need for portability.