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OpenLaszlo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia OpenLaszlo is an open source platform for the development and delivery of web applications with a usable human interface (sometimes called Rich Internet Applications) on the World Wide Web. The OpenLaszlo server is a Java servlet that compiles LZX applications into executable binaries for targeted run-time environments. OpenLaszlo was originally developed and released under the Common Public License by Laszlo Systems. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/OpenLaszlo   (452 words)

OpenLaszlo | the premier open-source platform for rich internet applications OpenLaszlo is an open source platform for creating zero-install web applications with the user interface capabilities of desktop client software. OpenLaszlo programs are written in XML and JavaScript and transparently compiled to Flash. An OpenLaszlo application can be as short as a single source file, or factored into multiple files that define reusable classes and libraries. www.openlaszlo.org   (176 words)

Blogger: Email Post to a Friend The OpenLaszlo server then compiles the XML and JavaScript into.swf files, which run in the Flash player.) I'd say I'm about half through my quick, dirty, non-functioning prototype. Laszlo Systems, the people who created (and open-sourced) OpenLaszlo have built a commercial email application called Laszlo Mail, which is (or will be) used by Earthlink (yeah, the big ISP with millions of customers). A lot of the components in OpenLaszlo also allow you to give them a percentage for their width and height, and they will act as you expect them to. www.blogger.com /email-post.g?blogID=7188141&postID=112243650079646731   (1114 words)

Web clients fatten up with OpenLaszlo OpenLaszlo is a rich client application architecture that uses Macromedia Flash as a deployment vehicle. OpenLaszlo is backed by an optional server-side container, the OpenLaszlo Server, which provides extended integration and support for remote procedure calls, Web services, and transcoding services (which help to do things like stream lengthy MP3 files to the user). One of the cool features of the OpenLaszlo Server is that by simply placing a Laszlo file on a server with the OpenLaszlo Server component, you are able to browse to the page and see the result, because it is compiled and cached on the fly by the server. www.ibm.com /developerworks/web/library/wa-openlaszlo   (4265 words)

Marc’s Voice » Blog Archive » OpenLaszlo gets more real OpenLaszlo needs to be easy to start hacking with and quick to see results - no J2EE servlet config, edit, compile and publish needs to be super simple and options beyond Flash in the browser would make OpenLaszlo much, much more interesting. OpenLaszlo on the desktop, OpenLaszlo on your devices, OpenLaszlo on your TiVO, XBox360, etc. Runtimes, codecs, and file formats will come and go - open platforms, formats and frameworks are the glue that will allow our children and grand-children to deploy our personal, social and cultural applications/experiences long after we’re gone. OpenLaszlo does begin to provide a good open, expressive, GUI/client application platform/framework that doesn’t have to die at the whims of a corporation and it’s shareholders. blog.broadbandmechanics.com /2005/11/openlaszlo-gets-more-real   (781 words)

OpenLaszlo 3.2cr1 Release Notes OpenLaszlo 3.2cr1 is a community release, giving you a chance to preview the new functionality that will be released shortly as part of OpenLaszlo 3.2. It is intended as an easy way to contribute code that doesn't have the level of documentation, testing, or API review that is required in other directories, or that is simply contributed too late in the release cycle to place elsewhere. OpenLaszlo now includes a partial implementation of this specification, with some limitations that depend on the target runtime. download.openlaszlo.org /3.2cr2/release-notes.html   (951 words)

OpenLaszlo 3.0 OpenLaszlo now interoperates with Apache, IIS, or other environments that don't allow the installation of a J2EE servlet. OpenLaszlo applications can be sized as a proportion of the enclosing HTML page. OpenLaszlo applications can intercept the browser "back" button, and use it to move around among program states. www.openlaszlo.org /about/new_features.html   (359 words)

Wetmachine The OpenLaszlo platform, which Laszlo Systems Inc subsidizes to the tune of several full-time developers and one full-time documentation guy, generates exactly zero dollars for the company. The best way to ensure that trust, of course, it to make OpenLaszlo really, truly open; to make it abundantly clear to potential developers that Laszlo Systems is not self-dealing, not trying to control the platform for its own benefit. OpenLaszlo, the nifty, very nifty platform for making web applications that don't suck (and little widgets too, like the link thingy over on the right side of this page) has got a little contest going: design a T-Shirt, win an iPod. www.wetmachine.com /category/3   (1549 words)

OpenLaszlo 3.1 Change Log With SOLO deployment, the OpenLaszlo Server is not required for operation of the application (although the Server is required for developing the application). With OpenLaszlo Server deployment, the LZX source is placed within the Web-apps directory of the OpenLaszlo Server, and is dynamically compiled. The OpenLaszlo Server is also required for applications that use some media formats that are not natively supported by the Flash player. download.openlaszlo.org /3.2cr1/changelog.html   (5494 words)

BarCamp / OpenLaszlo The OpenLaszlo platform allows developers to create applications with the rich user interface capabilities of desktop client software and the instantaneous no-download Web deployment of HTML. Major providers of Web applications rely on OpenLaszlo to deliver state-of-the-art services for millions of users. The OpenLaszlo platform is open source and free for development and deployment. barcamp.org /OpenLaszlo   (87 words)

Laszlo Systems, Inc. :: Laszlo Systems Ships OpenLaszlo 3.0; New Serverless Version Enhances Performance, Adds ... OpenLaszlo 3.0 introduces two ways to deploy an application: SOLO or with the OpenLaszlo Server. OpenLaszlo is free and runs on Linux, UNIX, Windows, and Mac OS X. It can be downloaded at http://www.laszlosystems.com/developers/ OpenLaszlo is an open source, XML-native platform for building next generation Web applications that improve customer conversion, retention and brand loyalty. sev.prnewswire.com /computer-software/20050427/PHTU02726042005-1.html   (487 words)

Croquet and OpenLaszlo: Plans for World Domination - Wetmachine Recently I was talking about this phenomenon with somebody, who said, “name one OpenLaszlo application that you absolutely must have on your computer, that you absolutely have to have.” His point was that there wasn't one. There were lots of nifty OpenLaszlo applications, but none of them was “killer.” He didn't have to explain that developer adoption rates would be slower than we would like until that “killer app” showed up. As to whether OpenLaszlo is a transformative or merely a linear improvement on the status quo, (see Howard's discussion on this point) I'm not the one to ask. www.wetmachine.com /item/345   (1709 words)

Celebrating the Success of OpenLaszlo, Laszlo Systems Charts Its Digital Life Application Strategy OpenLaszlo, now in its third release, is an open source platform for developing Web applications that are as feature-rich and robust as traditional client-based programs yet do not require the installation of any new software. OpenLaszlo has also been the basis of several strategic partnerships for the Company, including one with IBM involving the development of an integrated development environment (IDE) for Laszlo, which has been jointly contributed to the Eclipse Foundation. OpenLaszlo technology has been widely adopted by application and service providers in the consumer, enterprise, education and government markets. www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/10-05-2005/0004160241&EDATE=   (424 words)

chrisk » Blog Archive » OpenLaszlo Performance Tip: offsets I was poking around in the OpenLaszlo source code, and discovered that when you set the xoffset or yoffset attributes using setAttribute(), setX() and setY() are invoked internally. When I finally do invoke setX() and setY() on my own, the OpenLaszlo view system does whatever it needs to do with xoffset and yoffset to keep everything in order. This entry was posted on Saturday, August 20th, 2005 at 10:48 am and is filed under Programming, OpenLaszlo. www.vidog.com /blog/openlaszlo-performance-tip-offsets   (506 words)

IBM, Laszlo bring rich Internet apps development to Eclipse | InfoWorld | News | 2005-07-19 | By Paul Krill   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02) OpenLaszlo is an open source XML-native platform for building rich Internet applications that can run in any modern browser, according to the companies. The OpenLaszlo platform allows for more design and greater fidelity, to the look and feel of Web-based applications, he added. OpenLaszlo applications can be run in Macromedia’s (Profile, Products, Articles) Flash Player 6. www.infoworld.com /article/05/07/19/HNibmlaszlo_1.html   (1396 words)

Ian Landsman's Weblog » Blog Archive » Laszlo   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02) OpenLaszlo (as it’s now known) provides me with a lot of elements I can use to create a more useable GUI and a better experience for my customers. The great thing about OpenLaszlo is that you can compile little bits of code into.swf files that can be deployed without the OpenLaszlo server. Within OpenLaszlo we’re also discussing ways to open up the documentation process to the community at large, so that I cease to be the bottleneck. www.userscape.com /blog/2005/07/28/laszlo   (2096 words)

Marc’s Voice » Blog Archive » Great OpenLaszlo Review by Greg Yardley The whole point of OpenLaszlo is to insulate you from platform dependencies. The fact that it uses Flash today is as incidental as the fact that GCC supported the proprietary Vax instruction set in its early days — that was what was popular at the time. But a C compiler is meant to insulate you from the instruction set, not tie you to it, just as OpenLaszlo is meant to insulate you from Flash or whatever runtime it targets. blog.broadbandmechanics.com /2005/08/great_openlaszl   (494 words)

PCQuest : Developer : Flash with OpenLaszlo   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02) OpenLaszlo is a server-based application that allows you to develop Flash-based Web interfaces using XML and Javascript. OpenLaszlo, based on Java, is a set of Java Servlets which compiles the user interface markup defined in XML files to a Flash-based interface. Assume the to be the root element (of the application or the XML document). www.pcquest.com /content/Developer/2005/105100106.asp   (1122 words)

RIFE : Blogs : Entries for gbevin on Nov 24, 2005   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02) Considering that the recently released ZK framework is called an Ajax/Xul framework, I'd say that with the introduction of this class, OpenLaszlo is now 'worthy' of the Ajax label too. OpenLaszlo 3.1 is a good minor release with some interesting new features. Thank you for the thorough overview of the OpenLaszlo 3.1 release - along with the code samples, really helps in regards to understanding how OpenLaszlo could be used and where any potential pitfals might be. rifers.org /blogs/gbevin/2005/11/24/openlaszlo_3_1_released   (1523 words)

Building sophisticated Web apps the open source way OpenLaszlo's objects are visually elegant and functionally well-designed, which give the LZX-created RIAs a highly professional look and feel - you can see the demos page here. OpenLaszlo 3.0 includes a new drawing API and dynamic libraries that allow developers to minimize the application's initial download size and then transfer only the portions of the application the user invokes. OpenLaszlo is written in Java and requires Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 1.4. www.networkworld.com /newsletters/web/2005/0905web2.html   (1042 words)

InformationWeek | Open-Source Development | IBM And Laszlo Team Up To Bring Rich-Client Apps To Eclipse | July 20, 2005   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02) Last year, IBM posted a trial set of OpenLaszlo-based development tools on its AlphaWorks Web site, where it puts emerging technologies for interested developers, and it reports that the early version of IDE for Laszlo is one of its most frequently downloaded offerings. OpenLaszlo uses Macromedia Inc.'s Flash Player, the multimedia staging software already present on many users' PCs, as a display engine for a user interface that goes beyond standard browser capabilities. With OpenLaszlo, different parts of a Web page can be expanded and fresh data supporting user activity in a selected part of a browser window can be downloaded in background from an Internet server. informationweek.com /story/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=166400813   (745 words)

Netzstaub: Building OpenLaszlo applications using Common Lisp OpenLaszlo is a programming language / development framework to build web applications based on javascript and XML. The application is compiled to a flash swf file by the OpenLaszlo compiler, and can be deployed in a static way (copying the swf file to a web server), or using the OpenLaszlo middleware, which can convert HTTP calls from the flash file to Java calls, cache resources, proxy stuff, etc... The approach is pretty neat, the GUI is slick, quite a lot of documentation and demo applications are available, there are no portability problems across browsers (once you've got flash, but that runs almost everywhere). blogs.bl0rg.net /netzstaub/archives/001061.html   (823 words)

OpenLaszlo Project Blog The goal is to make OpenLaszlo run directly in the browser as any good AJAX platform should. Browse on over to the OpenLaszlo Subversion log viewer, and you can see the most recent twenty changes, along with the friendly faces of the people who commited them. The “OpenLaszlo” module that was announced a few days ago is now available as a Ruby gem. weblog.openlaszlo.org   (3476 words)

OpenLaszlo is more Portable and Prettier than AJAX | Don Hopkins OpenLaszlo is an open-source tool for building Rich Internet Apps that compiles them down to Flash applications. An OpenLaszlo app behaves essentially like an Ajax app; data requests are made for XML data (or media) in the background, and the user interface is presented as a seamless window-system style desktop app. Maybe Google has the resources to develop and matintain several different ways of drawing a diagonal line over a map, but most companies and independent developers don't have as much human and computer resources to flush down the toilet on such a simple problem of drawing lines. www.donhopkins.com /drupal/node/63   (828 words)

OpenLaszlo Stuff | Don Hopkins OpenLaszlo is more Portable and Prettier than AJAX This is OpenLaszlo stuff, including demos and screen snapshots. OpenLaszlo is an open source XML/JavaScript based declarative programming language, for developing cross platform interactive web applications that run in the Flash player. www.donhopkins.com /drupal?q=laszlo   (199 words)

Ataraxis Software (Michael Sica): July 2005 When developing in OpenLaszlo (*what is OpenLaszlo?) run the Flash movie in Internet Explorer. The OpenLaszlo server then compiles the XML and JavaScript into.swf files, which run in the Flash player. With OpenLaszlo's existing component and animation libraries I'm going to be able to create a better application for my users. www.michaelsica.com /ataraxissoftware/archive/2005_07_01_ataraxissoftware_archive.html   (4416 words)

circle.ch :: OpenLaszlo Open Source development platform OpenLaszlo is the leading open source platform for the development and delivery of rich Internet applications on the World Wide Web. Although I read the first time of it today, it looks promising, at least if I have a look at the demo applications [1] and the "Laszlo-in-10-minutes" introduction [2]. I only played with openlaszlo briefly but it looked really nice. circle.ch /blog/p1767.html   (112 words)

OpenLaszlo Planet   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02) OpenLaszlo vs. DHTML: It would be just as easy to draw the graph itself using the canvas class in DHTML. I adapted Philip J. Scheider’s code for subdividing cubic beziers; this is a compact implementation of de Casteljau’s algorithm for Algol-like languages. OpenLaszlo’s LZX language is an attempt to blend the best of both class-based and prototype-based object-oriented programming to provide a powerful interface description language. www.planetlaszlo.org   (9806 words)

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