Someone in the forums asked what a *.lzi file is: http://forum.openlaszlo.org/showthread.php?p=47956#post47956
Looks like the documentation is not correct: http://www.openlaszlo.org/lps4.9/docs/developers/compiler.html#d0e125907 | Say the application to be compiled is | $LPS_HOME/laszlo-explorer/basics/mediatst.lzx | | To compile it correctly you would set the current directory first: | | cd $LPS_HOME; | and then compile using | | lzc --script --runtime=dhtml laszlo-explorer/basics/mediatst.lzx; 1) Why should the --script option be used with lzc? That's not going to generate the SWF/JS file. The correct command would be lzc --runtime=dhtml laszlo-explorer/basics/mediatst.lzx 2) The lzc command help states for the -S option: -S | --script Writes JavaScript to .lzs file. That's not true, the generated file is an .lzi file (looks like an intermediate file generated during compilation): Dolores:tmp raju$ lzc -S test.lzx Compiling: test.lzx to test.lzi
