PWS is about to be orphaned from the main releases of Squeak, in favor
of newer web servers like Comanche.

        1. Is anyone using/maintaining PWS in newer Squeaks?  Does anyone want
to?  It shouldn't be much work.

        2. Does anyone want PWS to stay in the main release?  (Without a
maintainer, the answer will automatically be no).


IMHO, it does not need to be in the standard release, but it would be
great if someone maintained it so that people can download it from
SqueakMap.  PWS has few features, but it is wonderfully simple to work
with.


Lex


Doug Way <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> We've talked about this for awhile, so now it's time to do it.  As far 
> as I know, the PWS (PluggableWebServer) package has been made obsolete 
> by newer packages such as Comanche.  Also, it hasn't been maintained 
> much, and all the methods are on the class side making it not a very 
> good example of OO code.
> 
> Note that we're not simply talking about removing it from the current 
> image (as has been done with Balloon3D, Scamper, etc.), we want to also 
> remove it from the list of "Squeak Official" packages so that it's no 
> longer part of the Full release.  So it would be basically unsupported, 
> unless someone individually wants to become the maintainer.
> 
> Before removing PWS as a "Squeak Official" package, though, I thought 
> I'd send out this notice to see if anyone strongly objected.  However, 
> please note that if you object to this, you are also registering an 
> interest in maintaining the PWS package yourself. :-)
> 
> I suppose we could have the Guides vote on this, but if there's no one 
> out there who thinks the package should stay as Squeak Official, there's 
> not much reason to have a vote.
> 
> Also, could someone who is subscribed to the Pws mailing list forward 
> this message to that list?
> 
> - Doug Way
> 
> 
> Stephane Ducasse wrote:
> 
> >>> (As discussed before, we might
> >>> just dump PWS from the Full release anyway.)
> >>
> >>
> >> I favor dumping it. As has been discussed before it simply isn't a good
> >> OO example to push in the face of newbies.
> >
> >
> > I agree. please .........Stef
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