Here are JIRA bugs for the some of the feature items in the list, so
you can vote for them:
* SOAP and XML-RPC support on SOLO deployment.
http://www.openlaszlo.org/jira/browse/LPP-1184
* E4X support
http://www.openlaszlo.org/jira/browse/LPP-1355
http://www.openlaszlo.org/jira/browse/LPP-1363
If you compile SOLO, you can (with some work) use any server,
including non-Java ones, for data proxy services and the like. But
there are specifics there that haven't been made as simple as possible.
I would like to factor the compiler into a separate build that
doesn't require the entire server jar. There have also been
suggestions that the server should be decomposed into separate
pieces: media proxy, data proxy, debug server, compile server, etc.
jim
On Apr 13, 2007, at 8:16 AM, Fennell, Philip wrote:
You can add to your wish lists:
* Support for XML namespaces in XPath expressions.
* Allow XML Schema references in LZX documents.
Regards
Philip Fennell
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To: Francisco Jose Peredo
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Subject: Re: [Laszlo-user] Wishlist for future Laszlo releases
Francisco Jose Peredo wrote:
My wish list for Open Laszlo 4.5:
* Lots of beginner to expert tutorials of full applications (/
with
real world authentication & authorization & architecture best
practices/)
* Books, books, books!
* IDE agnostic UI Builder (/something like what is available for
TIBCO, o like Flexible for Flex/)
* Architectural Framework (/something like Flex's Cairngorm but
for
Laszlo/)
* J2EE Integration (/something like Flex's Granite project/)
* Interactive IDE integrated script debugger (/even if only for
Eclipse/)
I would also like to add:
* SOAP and XML-RPC support on SOLO deployment.
* An in-depth tutorial on how to extend the OpenLaszlo compiler.
My wish list for Open Laszlo 5.0:
* E4X support
* ECMAScript 4 support
* Something like GWT of Echo2 but with Laszlo as the underlying
infrastructure. (/Java only coding/)
OpenLaszlo 6.0
* Non-Java based Presentation Server.
* APIs for porting the Presentation Server to other (lightweight)
platforms.
Rock on,
[ simon.cpu ]
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