<http://www.laszlosystems.com/>
As near as I can tell it is an XML-Driven implementation of RIA using
_javascript_ (but includes OO constructs).
I guess it can be thought as (somewhat) a competitor to Flash -- you
develop RIA without a stage and a timeline -- but it also complements
Flash swfs.
A source program kinda' looks like a combination of XML and
(simplified) Java or _javascript_. -- for example:
<canvas>
<simplelayout spacing="5"/>
<class name="box" height="100" width="100" bgcolor="red"/>
<class name="borderedbox" extends="box"
> > <attribute name="bordersize" value="3"/>
<view bgcolor="yellow"
x="${parent.bordersize}" y="${parent.bordersize}"
width="${parent.width - parent.bordersize*2}"
height="${parent.height - parent.bordersize*2}"/>
<method name="changeSize" args="pixels">
this.animate("width", pixels, 500, true);
this.animate("height", pixels, 500, true);
</method>
</class>
<borderedbox/>
<borderedbox bordersize="6"/>
<borderedbox bordersize="9"/>
</canvas>
It can be totally self-contained on the client or interact with the
server for data, etc (similar to Flash Remoting)
The site says it can Run as a J2EE app and/or use CF, PHP, etc as
serverside.
There is a free developer version.
Interested to hear any thoughts on this.
TIA
Dick
On Mar 15, 2004, at 3:54 PM, David Fafard wrote:
> Does anyone know of any products to synchronize
> my MS SQL address and calendar tables to end user
> Palm and/or PocketPC devices?
>
> I would like this web based.. sorta like the way
> Yahoo does it for their calendar.
>
> Thanks,
> Dave
>
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