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Which makes it possible to set the variables between (asdf:find-system :ucw)
and (asdf:oos 'asdf:load-op :ucw) when loading UCW programmatically in a
customized way.

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Adds a class html-element and makes it superclass of the widgets and form inputs. Also fixes some inconsistencies in

components/form.lisp.

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The stuff in i18n.lisp has been revisited. Most of the locale values are
cl-l10n locale instances or locale names that the cl-l10n locale function
understands.

If you subclass i18n-application then each request will bind *locale* according
to the client's browser settings. Most of the time it's a list in which case *locale*
will be bound to this list and resource lookups will try each locale in this list
until the resource is found. The application's default locale is always appended
to the end of this list when it's not already in it.

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Cause a meta-refresh (a freshly got (GET) url) at this point.
This is useful in order to have a GET url after a form POST's
actions have completed running. The user can then refresh to his
heart's content.

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To simplify things, the two systems used by bin/ucwctl are merged into
the general `:ucw' one.  As a side-effect, etc/start.lisp now loads
the `*ucw-config-file*' when present or set the `*ucw-systems*' and
`*ucw-applications*' variables.

  http://common-lisp.net/pipermail/bese-devel/2006-May/002122.html

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INCOMPATIBLE CHANGE: add NET-TELENT-DATE dependency, send out Date: header, make SERVE-FILE cache-friendly (use Date:, Last-Modified:, Expires: and If-Modified-Since: headers).

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Use a list of dispatchers, instead of entry-poinst and nested service methods, to route incoming requests.

This change moves a lot of the code which was spread out over the
various SERVICE methods into the various dispatch methods. This change
sholud make customizing ucw's request handling code much easier and
reduce the amout of code in general.

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Let's me explain the new ucwctl behavior, even if the manual page is
quite self-explanatory...

1) Dependencies

- detachtty (http://www.cliki.net/detachtty), with the patches
  located here:

    http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=282641

  This is  what you'll find in the darcs repo located at:

    http://common-lisp.net/project/bese/repos/detachtty/

- cl-launch (http://www.cliki.net/cl-launch), but there a small
  problem with the SLIME swank when you're not using the
  common-lisp-controller, as reported here:

    http://common-lisp.net/pipermail/slime-devel/2006-March/004664.html

  Follow the thread for a possible solution.

  The `:ucw.default' system depends on cl-launch as well.

- cl-fad (http://www.cliki.net/CL-FAD), the `:ucw.config' system
  (which is used by the `:ucw.default' system) depends on it.

2) Configuration

ucwctl reads by default /etc/ucw/ucwctl.conf (a shell script) and the
settings can be overridden by command line parameters, please use
`ucwctl --help` for an explicative list.

By default, UCW reads the configuration from /etc/ucw/conf.lisp (a
lisp file).  The config file can be specified to ucwctl via the
command line option -c or --config-file.

Moreover, a different lisp file used to load up UCW can be specified
to ucwctl via the command line option -s or --start-file.  By default,
this is /etc/ucw/start.lisp.

3) Applications

Another improvement is the ability to specify a folder in which there
are all the ASDF files (or symlink to them) for the applications that
UCW should load.  By default, this folder is /etc/ucw/applications.d/
and its value can be overridden in the config file.  This behavior
coexists with the ancient one: applications can be manually specified,
as it's still the case for the *example- and the *admin-application*.

The name of an application loaded by an ASDF file, however, needs to
be shared by the ASDF file (name.asd), the package defined by the
application (:name) and the variable containing the `make-instance'
declaration (*name-application*).

4) Control UCW

The commands available are now three: start, stop or attach to a
running section.

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fixes class-precedence problem with generic-html-input on cmucl

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There's no need to have our own code if someone else has written,
documentated and debugged it already.

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This code, while very cool, belongs in a seperate library and not
inside ucw inself. The wall-time stuff has been dropped as well.

The code is now located in the ucw-presentations library located at:

http://common-lisp.net/project/ucw/repos/ucw-presentations

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The new form library (temporarily called formx) is much much simpler
than the presentation stuff we currently have. This should make it
easer to use and customize, while it may do a lot less it no longer
imposes an entire framevork on every form tag.

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Since standard-request-context now includes the dummy-request-context
stuff, which includes a dummy-root-component component, we need the defcomponent to be defined when loading/compiling this file.

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Use mime.types file to send Content-Type: header in :HTTPD backend (adds dependence on SPLIT-SEQUENCE).

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