**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Oct 10 02:59:59 2015 Oct 10 09:47:29 Morning Oct 10 10:08:10 Tofe: morning Oct 10 10:32:26 Herrie: do you know LS2 well ? I will need debugging it a bit, because I send an LS2 message but never get the answer... Oct 10 10:33:27 maybe wrong bus? Oct 10 10:35:43 Well, it's PalmServiceBridge, and it seems subsribed to private and public bus Oct 10 10:36:30 I'm trying a wrong call willingly, in order to get an error response Oct 10 10:37:32 something like call("palm://luna.test.com/display", "{}") should trigger a response, right? Oct 10 10:37:49 "the URI doesn't exist", for instance Oct 10 10:39:11 doing it with luna-send does trigger an answer, at least. Oct 10 10:39:22 i think it should Oct 10 10:40:58 oh, wait, my identifier is empty, maybe that's the problem here Oct 10 10:43:34 Tofe: Yeah I think you should get an error Oct 10 10:43:50 But I recall DougReeder reported a bug that he doesn't always get an expected reply as well Oct 10 10:43:53 Let me look it up Oct 10 10:45:01 Ok, the identifier thing was just because my debug was not complete; now I have one, I'm even priviledged, and it doesn't answer either Oct 10 10:45:27 I only have a listener token Oct 10 10:50:48 Tofe: This is what DougReeder raised: http://issues.webos-ports.org/issues/719 Oct 10 11:02:02 ok thanks Oct 10 11:33:39 Tofe: Doesn't really seem to be related but might be good to keep in mind Oct 10 12:54:31 Herrie: I think I understood the issue Oct 10 12:56:06 Webkit is based on GLib, and uses the GLib event loop methods; LS2 also uses GLib and its event methods to process events Oct 10 12:56:28 but Chromium has his own event loop, not based on GLib, so we never pump the LS2 messages Oct 10 12:56:49 Not sure I'm correct, but it's worth checking. Oct 10 13:38:18 Tofe: Not sure never looked to much into the event loop methods tbg Oct 10 13:38:22 s/g/h Oct 10 17:35:26 Hey dkirker! Oct 10 18:01:14 My originial bug title was inaccurrate; a better title would be "attempting to launch non-existant app does not return same errorText as webOS" Oct 10 18:03:04 When there’s an error return, we should always return *something* in errorText. Oct 10 18:10:32 I've inserted a GLib event loop within Chromium's event loop, and it seems to do the trick. Now I crash when interpreting the response, but I get one at least :) Oct 10 19:13:17 * elvispre has a new LuneOS build VM. This time with a 200 GB disk! **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sun Oct 11 02:59:58 2015