[4:06]<midnightmonste1> how can I access the baseURI from within my app? [4:07]<midnightmonste1> nm, app.properties.baseURI [13:37]<midnightmonster> wiped out xp and installed ubuntu on the laptop. boy, it's a lot easier to get dev stuff working. [13:38]<midnightmonster> just built helma [13:38]<midnightmonster> practically as easy as downloading the prebuilt one [13:38]<zumbrunn> yep :-) [13:39]<midnightmonster> plus my wireless doesn't freak out every few minutes, so a big thumbs up for ubuntu [13:42]<midnightmonster> I think I'm going to have to learn git. [13:42]<midnightmonster> which hopefully won't be as daunting as it seems [20:54]* zumbrunn just uploaded new openmocha and jhino packages [20:54]<zumbrunn> http://code.google.com/p/e4xd/downloads/list [20:55]<zumbrunn> they now contain some basic fetchlet support, including a small example [20:56]<zumbrunn> "fetchlets" being server-side functions that can be invoked on the client-side [21:12]<bard> via xhr? [21:39]<zumbrunn> bard: not sure yet [21:40]<zumbrunn> probably both at the end [21:40]<zumbrunn> currently I'm using just script insertion [21:42]<zumbrunn> (in other words, the server-side function can then respond with a script that is sent back to the client) [21:45]<bard> ah ok, so the way to call the fetchlet is by having <script src="/path/to/fetchlet"/> in the page? [21:46]<zumbrunn> the framework takes care of that... [21:46]<bard> ok [21:47]<zumbrunn> if you define a foo.fetchlet on the server side, it's callable on the client-side as foo() [21:47]* bard is debugging template engine, so tends to be in lowlevel frame of mind :-) [21:47]<zumbrunn> (but runs on the server-side) [21:48]<zumbrunn> you've seen jstal, right? [21:48]<zumbrunn> it was mentioned here while you were not in the channel [21:49]<bard> haven't seen it, *googles* [21:49]<zumbrunn> http://code.google.com/p/jstal/w/list [21:49]<zumbrunn> ehhm... http://code.google.com/p/jstal/ [21:51]<zumbrunn> http://helma.zumbrunn.com/hopbot/2008-01-26 [21:51]<zumbrunn> http://helma.zumbrunn.com/hopbot/2008-01-27 [21:58]<bard> seen. nice, maybe just a tad on the complex side for me [22:24]<bard> hmm, the repeat="iter_var_name collection_name" thing looks nice [22:24]* bard prepares to steal