Good obversation, Frisco. :) So you are doing a good job at QA, I like that.
I'm aware of that. In the next weeks I'll constantly add new features to the app, in little steps. Best, Raju > Von: Francisco Jose Peredo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Datum: Thu, 16 Aug 2007 14:37:17 -0500 > An: Amy Muntz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Cc: <[email protected]> > Betreff: Re: [Laszlo-user] Blueprint application available at > www.openlaszlo.org > > Hi! > I tested the applicaiton a little...it shows strange errors if you write > characters like "'", "(", "<" or ">"... and if you write an html tag > (like <br>) it just stops working... (all lists become empty and you can > not add more data). > This kind of weakness is tipical of all web applications... any hints on > how Laszlo can help the developer make an "special character & html tags > proof application?" > Regards > Francisco > > > Amy Muntz escribió: >> Thanks to Raju, Bitter, there is an end-to-end application and a >> corresponding white paper that shows you how to fit OpenLaszlo into >> your enterprise application architecture. See the front page of >> www.openlaszlo.org. >> >> The application is a project management application called LZProject. >> It is bundled with: >> >> * An LZX client application (front end) >> * A Java middle tier; >> * A database back-end >> >> It supports user accounts, login, and dynamic localization (into three >> languages: English, German, Korean). It runs in both Flash and DHTML. >> And, there is a comprehensive 23-page white paper to accompany the >> application. >> >> Definitely worth a look! >> -- Amy Muntz, OpenLaszlo Manager >> >> >> >
