Matt, Im developing an small app with Laszlo and Catalyst. For the communication between this two im using XMLRPC, there is a plugin for Catalst that make this a very simple process (perl-Catalyst-Plugin-XMLRPC).
I dont know if you can access DHTML as you need, im only work with the flash UI because is light to load than DHTML and is the only UI that supports XMLRPC or SOAP right now. If you need your app to comunicate with Web Services, you would need to run it with an application server like tomcat, this is proxy mode, because SOLO deployment dont work with web services. As far as i know. Regards. ----- Mensaje Original ----- De: "Matt Rosin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Para: laszlo-user@openlaszlo.org Enviados: lunes 28 de mayo de 2007 12H46 (GMT-0400) America/Santiago Asunto: [Laszlo-user] Perl Catalyst Hello, I'm interested in using OpenLaszlo with the Catalyst perl application server. Can anyone provide information on using laszlo with perl? I've seen very little related information which seems strange. SOAP and XMLhttprequest should be no problem on the perl side, but I've stayed away from laszlo until now because I didn't want to have to run the laszlo server and use java. However it is my understanding this is critical to media conversion and perhaps the xmlhttprequest too. Also can I access the internals of the DHTML target? (since I'd use Template Toolkit with Catalyst I was thinking perhaps I could embed the DHTML rendering into a TT template and easily pass data to it that way.) Can the functionality of the Java laszlo server be reproduced in a perl app server instead? I'd like to not have to run both. At the very least I'd like to run some laszlo widgets and communicate between them and my app. Does that require running tomcat? Finally, whether or not I have to run tomcat, if anyone has experience with laszlo and Perl I'd like to know where to look. Thank you very much, Matt R. Be a better Globetrotter. Get better travel answers from someone who knows. Yahoo! Answers - Check it out.