I have a content management system with its own system of templates and
database stored-pages that I'm trying to integrate with laszlo.
The first trick is handing my dynamically generated LZX XML into the
Laszlo compiler. I've seen examples for how to use a JSP to do this,
but it's something of a hack for me right now. Ideally I could have
just a straight-API call passing in a String of LZX XML and get a byte[]
back of the generated movie.
That is somewhat manageable, but the real killer is dependencies. I
simply do not have my media resources (JPGs, GIFs, mp3s, whatever) in
the file system, they all are accessible via regular URLs through our
content management system, or via Hibernate/JDBC if I could implement my
own resource manager.
So for now I have no ability to include the media resources at
compile-time, instead they have to be loaded at runtime. I looked into
the API some (very new to all this code) and the compiler seems
extremely tied to java.io.File.
Is there any thoughts in the future for a pluggable resource provider
for the Laszlo compiler?
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