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  1. Mar 05, 2006
    • Marco Baringer's avatar
      The :backned parameter to ucw:create-server is now a list of backend + backend initargs · bb614e49
      Marco Baringer authored
      Basically i kept forgetting to change the :port parameter when i
      switched from the httpd backend to the mod_lisp backend. With this
      change all the backend specific parameters are in the same parameter
      and it's easier to see that changing ones requires you to change the
      other. This also makes it easier to pass backend specific initargs
      since the entire list is passed unchanged to make-backend.
      
      darcs-hash:83e988ab59ddd871231e93223548be537c565c18
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    • Marco Baringer's avatar
      Edit CREATE-SERVER so that it properly updates *debug-on-error* and *inspect-components* · 5fabcfdb
      Marco Baringer authored
      darcs-hash:108c9a40155b5b8d1a8162c636461cf3bb1bdf3c
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    • Robert Marlow's avatar
      Lisp startable UCW · d96efb7a
      Robert Marlow authored
      This should allow UCW to be easily startable from within lisp rather than
      from loading lisp start.lisp. The function for doing this is named
      create-server. ucwctl has been changed to make use of the new functionality
      but should work as it did before.
      
      defentry-point can now be used before its application has been attached
      to a server - when the application is attached to a server its entry
      points will then automatically be added. This makes it possible to load
      up system definitions containing defentry-points without having a running
      server beforehand. Thus lisp images can then be dumped containing full
      applications rather than just UCW.
      
      A get-backend method has been defined which creates a backend according
      to its arguments. It is also able to automatically choose a sensible
      default from currently loaded backends. It can also accept an existing,
      running server as a backend in which case it simply wraps it with a
      sensible UCW backend and returns it. This allows UCW applications to be
      attached to already running HTTP servers rather than requiring fresh
      servers be started by UCW. So far it's only been implemented for Araneida.
      
      I've only really tested the araneida and (briefly) HTTPD backends but the
      method of starting the backends should be similar to how start.lisp worked
      so I'm hoping I haven't broken anything.
      
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  20. Jul 31, 2005
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  22. Jul 06, 2005
    • Marco Baringer's avatar
      Initial Import from arch · 8d944820
      Marco Baringer authored
      This patch is exactly equal to ucw-2004@common-lisp.net/ucw--dev--0.3--patch-426 it simply
      represents the move over to darcs.
      
      darcs-hash:047144d171b44dea926af6407cc14f989b31d7d5
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