> 4. I've now compiled an application and it seems to work, but where are > the compiled js/html executables? >
In the usual course of interactive development via the server, the server actually keeps the compiled app files cached in a temp directory. When you are ready to deploy an application by itself, there is a button at the bottom of the developer console page, (which used to say "SOLO", but now says "Create App") . If you click that, the "SOLO wizard" jsp script will run, and whatever app you are currently working on (with whatever runtime settings are selected in the dev console) will be packaged up as a zip file. This file will include all wrapper pages, assets, system resources, and libraries needed to run the app standalone, without needing the LPS server. If your app depends on the LPS server to proxy data or to transcode some media, then the SOLO app can still be run on the LPS server, and it won't require the server to compile your app the first time it is run after server restart. > I think issues 1-3 are either just misunderstandings or rough edges in the > documentation, but to a newbie with little Unix experience they're > discouraging ones. > > > Thanks.... > > -- > Eur Ing Dr Patrick Leevers > Director of Courses > Reader in Polymer Engineering > ------------------------------------ > Department of Mechanical Engineering > Imperial College London > South Kensington Campus > London SW7 2AZ > ------------------------------------ > Tel: +44 (0)20 75 94 70 88 > Fax: +44 (0)20 75 94 70 17 > Email: [email protected] > http://www.imperial.ac.uk/mepolymers > > > > > > >
