Starting with version 7.2.1, Seaside is shipped on the VisualWorks distribution CD.
Seaside can be loaded in the VisualWorks image using the Parcel Manager, section "Application Server" where you should be able to see the SeasideForWebToolkit parcel. There is some installation documentation in the parcel comments.
Seaside can also be loaded from the public Store repository where either of the following bundles can be loaded : - SeasideForWebToolkit, or - SeasideForSwazoo
Usually, loading from the repository may give you a more recent version of Seaside, also it gives the choice of loading older versions of Seaside. Since the repository is used to build the Seaside ports, it is possible to get an unstable version, therefore it is recommended to load Seaside from your hard disk using the Parcel Manager, unless you want to experiment with newer versions of Seaside or if you are using a version of VisualWorks older than 7.2.1.
After the VisualWorks installation, Seaside is located in the goodies/other/Seaside directory. More items can be found in this directory using the File Browser or the Parcel Manager, like an HTML Seaside introductory tutorial and the original Squeak code.
VisualWorks 7.3 comes with even more items that can be found in this directory:
- SeasideForSwazoo - A parcel for using Seaside with Swazoo rather than WebToolkit. Note: you may load both SeasideForWebToolkit and SeasideForSwazoo in the same image.
- SqueakBase - A prerequisite parcel that provides some compatibility with Squeak and that includes all the known Squeak compatibility extensions that could be found in the repository.
- BonusPack - A bunch of parcels with Seaside examples, Seaside goodies like Adrian Lienhard's Mewa, and various optional patches.
-Information courtesy of Michel Bany