[Glass] Packages setup compatible

[Dale Henrichs via Glass]

On 12/03/2015 07:37 AM, Trussardi Dario Romano via Glass wrote:
> Ciao,
>
>>
>>
>> On 11/26/2015 09:12 AM, Trussardi Dario Romano via Glass wrote:
>>> Ciao,
>>>
>>> i'm ready to revision some code relative to Seaside application.
>>>
>>> My goal is to do this work into Pharo 4.0  and after port all to the 
>>> Gemstone GLASS environment: GsDevKit_home 
>>> <https://github.com/GsDevKit/GsDevKit_home>
>>>
>>> The GsDevKit/Seaside31Releases 
>>> <https://github.com/GsDevKit/Seaside31/releases>report the 
>>> 3.1.4.2-gs 
>>> <https://github.com/GsDevKit/Seaside31/releases/tag/v3.1.4.2-gs> as 
>>> last version installable into Gemstone.
>>>
>>> Considering i need to port all to GLASS ( not tomorrow, but in the 
>>> next months )
>>>
>>> what version of Seaside  and Magritte are the most suitable to load 
>>> into Pharo?
>>>
>>>
>>> Another question:i can load Pier3 and Pier3AddOns into the last 
>>> GLASS version?
>> I know that in the past I have been able to load Pier3.0.0 into 
>> recent versions of GLASS/GsDevKit, but I'm pretty sure that Pier3.0.0 
>> needs to use Seaside3.0.8 ... since you are planning on using 
>> Seaside3.1, we'd have to port a newer version of Pier to GemStone ...
>>
>> Now it looks like the latest version of Pier is at 3.1.1 and it 
>> requires Magritte3.1 (or later?), but it looks to be using Pillar 
>> instead of Pier so it may be a bit of a stretch to port Pillar to 
>> GemStone unless it shares the Pier classes ...
>>
>> Pier 3.0.1 appears to use Seaside3.1 and Magrritte3.1 and since I 
>> know that Magritte3.2 passes tests on GemStone, it is highly likely 
>> that PIer3.0.1 can be ported to GemStone without too much work ...
>>
>> If you are looking to use Pier3.0.1 I can probably take a pass at 
>> getting PIer3.0.1 to work in the most recent versions of 
>> GLASS/GsDevKit ...
>>
>> If you are interested in PIllar, then I can take a pass at getting it 
>> to work in GLASS/GsDevKit as well ..
>> Let me know which one you are interested in using ...
>
> I'm interested to using Pier and  Pier3AddOns
>
> I have do some test to load these packages into a new Pharo 4.0 image.
>
> My conclusions as are reported  into Magritte list:
>
> A) into Pharo 4.0 i load:
>
> ( ConfigurationOfSeaside3 project version: #'release3.1' )
>
> ( ConfigurationOfMagritte3 project version: #'release3.5' )
>
> ( ConfigurationOfPier3 project version: #'release3.0' )
>
> With these the pier web applications work fine.

Okay ... I will take a look at this combination for GemStone ...

I assume that you will be using GsDevKit_home for this new application?

I'm hoping that you do, because I think the easiest way to manage this 
combination is to use tODE and project entries ... When I take a look at 
this combo for GemStone, I will produce a set of project entries that 
will basically act as "load specs" for Metacello that you will share 
with all stones for your new project.

---- For this new work, you should use a separate installation of 
GsDevKit_home, so that you shared git repositories, scripts and project 
entries will be focussed on this project. Within the tODE framework it 
would be straightforward to share scripts and project entries between 
different GsDevKit_home instances --- Hmmm ... I suppose it would be 
convenient to make project entries work in Pharo, but I just don't have 
the bandwidth right now to look into this ...

I've got a couple thing cooking right now, so it will take a day or two 
before I can get around to taking a look at this, but it looks like the 
only change will be to make sure that Magritte 3.5 is working in 
GemStone and that should not be a big issue ... so you should be able 
start your work using this combo and expect to be able to get your 
project functioning in both environments ...

Dale

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