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Monthly Archives: February 2014
Gemstone/S – Support for REST Systems
While working on a small REST system I noticed how boring (and incredable time consuming) all that work is. Typing in the classes, implementing the REST-API calls and then document the whole stuff for all the other developers. After using … Continue reading
Gemstone/S – Zinc HTTP and Large Data Transfer
When receiving a large data HTTP request with a size > 10.000.000 bytes the Zinc HTTP logic might fail due a memory limitation in a primitive. while reading a socket. To get rid of this problem the receiving logic in … Continue reading
Gemstone/S – Zinc HTTP and Unexpected Socket Closing
When working with Gemstone/s as a REST server system I noticed, that the actual Zinc-HTTP server is crashing now and then. The reason is an unexpected closing socket throwing a SpSocketError and this exception is NOT catched. I therefore added … Continue reading
PUMModeller – Gemstone/S – Programming View
Every platform has different needs – the same with Gemstone. For each target a programming model is needed. This programming model is created by offering a library for the programmer. While the CodeGenerator under C# supports an internal RAM-database and … Continue reading
PUMModeller – Gemstone/S source code generator
Somewhere around 2009 I did some posts here about my own modelling tool. Due to changing targets we were now in the need to reproduce our production model (used in C#) in Gemstone (some kind of work-of-proof) and I am … Continue reading
SmalltalkInspect – Gemstone Monthly 01/2014 – GarbageCollection
We have published a new podcast episode about Gemstone – this time we speak about GarbageCollection. The episode is named Gemstone Monthly 01/2014 – GarbageCollection. Enjoy the episode and thanks to all contributors to this episode.
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