[Glass] Cannot execute a leaf node

[Jupiter Jones via Glass]

Hi Dale,

The name variable is ‘seasideWebServer’ so yes, it doesn’t end in .ston

Inspect TDFileSystemLeafNode>>block @9 line 7/sys/stone/home/seaside/seasideWebServer/
--------------------
.                 -> /sys/stone/home/seaside/seasideWebServer
..                -> /sys/stone/home/seaside/seasideWebServer
(class)@          -> TDFileSystemLeafNode
(oop)@            -> 389728257
builderAspect@    -> nil
contents@         -> aDirectoryEntry
creationTime@     -> nil
modificationTime@ -> nil
name@             -> 'seasideWebServer'
parent@           -> /sys/stone/home/seaside/
topez@            -> aTDTopezServer

The same script (seasideWebServer) is still working in my previous stone (3.3.3) and I’m pretty sure I mounted the node the same in both stones, so not sure what I did to cause the error.

Thanks again.

Cheers,

J


> On 5 Oct 2017, at 9:39 am, Dale Henrichs <dale.henrichs at gemtalksystems.com> wrote:
> 
> Jupiter,
> 
> Here's the source for TDFileSystemLeafNode>>block
> 
>   block
>   ^ (self name endsWith: self stonFileExtension)
>     ifTrue: [
>       [ self asTDLeafNode block ]
>         on: STONReaderError
>         do: [ :ex | super block ] ]
>     ifFalse: [ super block ].
> 
> and from the stack you are calling TDLeafNode>>block from TDFileSystemLeafNode>>block. According to `break steps TDFileSystemLeafNode>>block`, step point 9 is the second call, implying that the name does not end with `.ston`, so going to frame 6 and seeing the value of the name instance variable will get us one step closer to figuring out what might be going wrong here ...
> 
> BTW, I originally thought that the seasideWebServer was intended to be used with 3.2, but I installed 3.2 and was able to run the script and launch a web server, so that is not the issue ..
> 
>  Dale
> 
> On 10/2/17 3:25 PM, Jupiter Jones wrote:
>> Hi Dale,
>> 
>>> I'd like to see a stack from this to get my bearings. Use the builtIn `debugMode` to get a debugger on the command error:
>> TodeCommandError: Cannot execute a leaf node
>> --------------------
>> 1. TodeCommandError(AbstractException)>>_signalWith: @6 line 25
>> 2. TodeCommandError(AbstractException)>>signal: @3 line 7
>> 3. TodeCommandError class(AbstractException class)>>signal: @3 line 4
>> 4. TDFileSystemLeafNode(TDNode)>>error: @2 line 2
>> 5. TDFileSystemLeafNode(TDLeafNode)>>block @2 line 2
>> 6. TDFileSystemLeafNode>>block @9 line 7
>> 7. TDTopezServer>>evaluateCommand:objIn: @11 line 10
>> 8. TDTopezServer>>evaluateSTONCommand: @10 line 6
>> 9. Executed Code
>> 10. GsNMethod class>>_gsReturnToC @1 line 1
>> 
>> 
>> TDFileSystemLeafNode(TDLeafNode)>>block @2 line 2
>> --------------------
>> .         -> TDFileSystemLeafNode(TDLeafNode)>>block @2 line 2
>> (context) -> aGsNMethod
>> (self)    -> /sys/stone/home/seaside/seasideWebServer
>> .t1       -> /sys/stone/home/seaside/seasideWebServer
>> .t2       -> 'Cannot execute a leaf node'
>> 
>> I don’t know how to get a more detailed stack for printing, so let me know if you need more :)
>> 
>> Cheers,
>> 
>> J
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>> On 09/29/2017 08:16 PM, Jupiter Jones via Glass wrote:
>>>> I’ve just installed GS3.3.4 and seaside 3.2 from SeasideSt on github (rather than the GsDevKit/Seaside31).
>>>> 
>>>> I then mounted the GsDevKit_home/etc/GsDevKit_seaside31/bin in tODE and went to register a seaside server and got the following error:
>>>> 
>>>> tode 1 > seaside/seasideWebServer --register=zinc --port=8383
>>>> Topez ERROR: a TodeCommandError occurred (error 121000), Cannot execute a leaf node
>>>> 
>>>> I have a previous installation of 3.3.3 in the same GsDevKit and the scripts are working. I’m not sure what I’ve done differently and any advice would be appreciated.
>>>> 
>>>> Cheers,
>>>> 
>>>> J
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