There should be a command line script to invoke the compiler. called "lzc". If that works , you can try this
make a test file foo.lzx: <canvas> <text>This is some text</text> <view bgcolor="red" width="100" height="100" y="40"/> </canvas> And compile it by calling lzc foo.lzx That should produce a foo.swf file. I'm not sure where the lzc script gets put in the binary distribution, I'll look for it, but maybe you can do a "find" to find it when your server is installed. If "lzc" is not working properly, but the Openlaszlo server is running, you can use "wget" http client to fetch the compiled swf file by placing foo.lzxin a directory such as "test/foo.lzx" under the application root directory, and then using wget to fetch it, with the following query args to omit the html wrapper page: wget -O foo.swf "http://127.0.0.1:8080/path-to-your-lps/test/foo.lzx?lzt=swf " On 2/12/07, strk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Tue, Feb 06, 2007 at 07:16:23PM -0500, Henry Minsky wrote: > Here is a simple laszlo app that just displays a line of text and a red > square Could you send a very minimal example in sourcecode form with instructions on how to build the SWF from it ? I just downloaded the openlaszlo compiler, but the the website is full of broken links.. --strk;
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