Hi Giovanni, Göran
I did get to know of CurlPlugin via your blog
http://blogs.corriga.netGiovanni, and the code for the RESTful web
services book looks like a really
useful resource (thanks!). And then I downloaded it from squeaksource, but
as I say initially was slightly worried about getting FFI
Thanks Karl. I loaded Network-HTML and it worked without a problem.
Quick question: would it be difficult to get the package loader to
auto-install dependancies?
On 4/13/08, karl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Sven Schott wrote:
>
> > Sorry, another beginner here. :)
> >
> > I've installed Scamp
Göran Krampe ha scritto:
Hi!
I'd like to access some RESTful web services from Squeak (I'm running the
Seaside-2.8-530 image
http://www.seaside.st/resources/distributions/Seaside-2.8-final.zip). What
would people's advice be as to the best starting point - should I roll
something from scratch w
Hi!
> I'd like to access some RESTful web services from Squeak (I'm running the
> Seaside-2.8-530 image
> http://www.seaside.st/resources/distributions/Seaside-2.8-final.zip). What
> would people's advice be as to the best starting point - should I roll
> something from scratch with the classes in
Steve Lloyd ha scritto:
I'd like to access some RESTful web services from Squeak (I'm running
the Seaside-2.8-530 image
http://www.seaside.st/resources/distributions/Seaside-2.8-final.zip).
What would people's advice be as to the best starting point - should I
roll something from scratch with
I'd like to access some RESTful web services from Squeak (I'm running the
Seaside-2.8-530 image
http://www.seaside.st/resources/distributions/Seaside-2.8-final.zip). What
would people's advice be as to the best starting point - should I roll
something from scratch with the classes in Network-Protoc
Might I suggest a that a link to the Stable 3.10 Universe image (
http://wiki.squeak.org/squeak/5918) be set up on the squeak.org site along
with the other "Pre-configured Images?"
So far it has given me the most stable, error free installations of all the
images out there, and it didn't take much
El 4/13/08 10:04 AM, "David Goldstrom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
> Thank you. I went back and loaded Network-HTML through SqueakMap and
> then Scamper, and that resolved the problem, and put the webbrowser
> option in the menu. I was assuming that the dependencies were loaded.
> Based on th
Thank you. I went back and loaded Network-HTML through SqueakMap and
then Scamper, and that resolved the problem, and put the webbrowser
option in the menu. I was assuming that the dependencies were loaded.
Based on the package description for 3.6 & above. Thanks again!
David G.
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El 4/13/08 6:59 AM, "Sven Schott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
> Sorry, another beginner here. :)
>
>
> I've installed Scamper(12) several times (I'm on the 3.9.1-final-7075 image
> for Mac) but when I try to run it I get and UndefinedObject parse: error. I'm
> guessing that's the equivalen
On Sun, 13 Apr 2008 11:59:35 +0200, Sven Schott wrote:
Sorry, another beginner here. :)
Welcome Sven :)
I've installed Scamper(12) several times (I'm on the 3.9.1-final-7075
image
for Mac) but when I try to run it I get and UndefinedObject parse: error.
I'm guessing that's the equivalent o
David Goldstrom wrote:
Hi,
I'm working through a beginner tutorial, and like what I see so far,
but I have a side question...
Is there a wysiwyg editor for squeak? I guess I can live without
(and use LaTEX outside of Squeak) but it would be nice to have. I don't
need "Word" or "OpenOffice"
Sven Schott wrote:
Sorry, another beginner here. :)
I've installed Scamper(12) several times (I'm on the 3.9.1-final-7075
image for Mac) but when I try to run it I get and UndefinedObject
parse: error. I'm guessing that's the equivalent of my beloved
NilObject thing in Ruby (message passed
Sorry, another beginner here. :)
I've installed Scamper(12) several times (I'm on the 3.9.1-final-7075 image
for Mac) but when I try to run it I get and UndefinedObject parse: error.
I'm guessing that's the equivalent of my beloved NilObject thing in Ruby
(message passed to a null reference).
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