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Cheyenne early release 0.9.10.0 (source code only) : http://softinnov.org/tmp/cheyenne-r09100.zip

See Cheyenne/docs/rsp.html for the new RSP API (the doc is half complete, 
I should finish it tomorrow and add a CSS)

Im looking to run my Uniserve service along side of Cheyenne.. using 
a particular port.. but the one last thing i need to do is pass messages 
from the httpd to the service.. will this be trivial?

Cool

I also add a general manual for setting up Cheyenne and basic CGI, 
RSP and Session concepts in the next days.

I also -> I'll also

Thanks! This makes you an official REBOL hero.

Terry, in my todo-list, I have a generic module for interfacing cheyenne's 
HTTPd with REBOL applications called mod-map-url (or mod-mapping). 
It will map predefined URLs to REBOL objects. Example: http://domain.com/app/show
will call the function ''show from your object 'app. This module 
should cover most of needs if you have to embed Cheyenne in your 
REBOL application. If it doesn't cover your specific needs, you'll 
have to write a specific mod_xyz HTTPd module, which might be a little 
more complex.

Louis: thanks, releasing a new version is like winning a battle (against 
all those evil little details!) ;-).

Yeah, not so much a URL.. but a message.. I want to be able to push 
to the browser.. client logs in, we grab his IP, pass this to the 
rebol script that can push to a receiving JS script.

In any cases, HTTP communications involve a request from the client, 
so it implies an URL...unless your JS is not using HTTP protocol 
?

Wrote our own.

So your wrote your own UniServe service to answer to JS scripts requests 
?

Um, no.. I wrote a uniserve service to push messages to a flash script 
embedded in the page.. the script then passes the message on to JS

You can use the uniserve's shared space to share data and functions 
between services (anyway you'll have to add a specific module to 
HTTPd to be able to exchange data through the shared space, HTTPd 
is not exposing any function nor callbacks to the shared space, but 
it might be a good idea to add such feature...).

I hacked your HTTPd somewhat to 'intervene' .. just wondering if 
there was a purer method.

Ok, I see now :-) You could use the REBOL plugin instead of Flash 
to achieve that, but I guess that you don't want your users to have 
to install any new plugin.

exact.. especially not the rebol one  (way too buggy)

flash works great.. did you see the RASH windows demo .. I embed 
that into a page, and push data to it from my uniserve service

The current clean way to extend Cheyenne is to write a mod_xyz module. 
The module specifications are documented in Cheyenne/docs, and your 
have several examples in Cheyenne/mods. I can provide some additionnal 
explainations through this altme channel if needed.

your -> you

great thanks

It's not that hard to write one, the hard part is to correctly set 
the execution order for each callback (each module competes with 
all other modules for a given callback event, and you have only 3 
possible positions, 'first, 'normal (middle) and 'last.) The loading 
order of modules in the config file (httpd.cfg) also impact the final 
order of callbacks execution. I plan to move to a much more simplier 
system for Cheyenne 2.0, it will loose some little flexibility, but 
it will be much more easier to write extension modules. But , that's 
long-term, i need first to reach 1.0 ;-).

I think the biggest issue I had was encapping that worked when I 
included my service

I would be curious as to any benchmarks as well.  Why use Apache 
if Cheyenne is faster?

I've fixed some issues in encapping in this new release, i just need 
to document them.

My plan all along has been to incorporate all of our Rebol tech into 
a single unified system, with Cheyenne as the platform.

Basically, you just need to look at cheyenne.r and add an entry in 
the set-cache block, then add a : do-cache uniserve-path/services/your-service.r 
before calling uniserve/boot.

does #include %cheyenne.r works for you ? (never tested here)

(btw, your service don't need to be located in uniserve/services, 
it can be anywhere)

can't remember.. been awhile

Watch out in the rsp.html doc file, the "Session Object" table is 
correct, but all the detailled explanations for the session properties 
are incorrect (coming from the old and obsolete API). Sorry for that, 
it will be fixed in the final release of this document tomorrow.

I have access to FreeBSD boxes (or will have access very soon), so 
I can encap it. I think Jaime may be able to do this as well.

We also plan, at Softinnov, to release it as debian package. The 
issue here is the dependency on rebol binaries, it's a pity that 
there's no REBOL packages that you can "apt install"...

Should we push for mysql:// and Cheyenne to become part of Core 2.7?

(just did)

heh, I have got crash with latest version:

[uniserve] Async Protocol FastCGI loaded
[uniserve] Starting task-master...
[uniserve] Starting HTTPd...
make object! [
    code: 312
    type: 'script
    id: 'cannot-use
    arg1: 'add
    arg2: 'time!
    arg3: none
    near: [time: time + port/timeout
        if
    ]
    where: 'close-expired
]


I run Apache on port 80, so I changed httpd to 8080 ... sinmple CGI 
works, I logged into application OK, simple page worked, 4 RSP test 
crashed with above error ...

I prefer the REBOL binary to remain small. I should put a mysql.r 
and cheyenne.r file somewhere on my website and give out the URL, 
so you could just : do http://.../mysql.rto install and run it.

Sixteen.html gets me back to login screen - is that correct?

Yes, if you're in the /testapp webapp and if your sessions expired.

hmm, should those expire? I just follow your latest release .... 
there is /testapp, I click it, first demo works, but 4 and 16 ASP 
don't ... correct?

followed the same path, ok here...what OS are you using ?

Maarten - Cheyenne part of Core 2.7? Not sure it is OK with Carl, 
especially when RT proposes rebservices (which is a bit different 
concept, but ....)

WinXP Professional, latest patches. I run it just from Total Commander 
by pressing enter on Cheyenne.r It runs on 8080 port, everything 
seems to be OK, except random timeouts, as they were present in the 
past. Now with 4RSP demo I got at least first session frame OK, then 
it crashed imediatelly with above error ...

rebol/version 1.3.2.3.1

looks like your running the old uniserve version, let me look at 
the archive to see if it's my fault...

Now I got the same error even when pressed enter to log-in. Maybe 
some weird stuff on my machine, but Apache was running OK. I ended 
Apache and turned Cheyenne back to port 80.

Nope, it's my fault, the uni-engine.r file in the archive is an old 
version. Give me 2 minutes, I'll update the archive.

ok, thanks a lot ...

Cheyenne v0.9.10.0 re-released due to a wrong version of the %uni-engine.r 
file. Sorry for that. Download link: http://softinnov.org/tmp/cheyenne-r09100.zip